The current study was conducted during the Rabi season of 2023-2024 at the experimental field i.e. Kotra Santaur and laboratories of Uttaranchal University Department of Agriculture in Dehradun (Uttarakhand). The research was laid out on Randomized Block Design with three Replication to test seven treatments: T1 (Contr...
Diksha Kumari, R. Singh, Jayanti Ballabh et al.· Progressive Agriculture· 0 citations
Background: In sustainable wheat production systems, the use of organic manures in combination with nitrogen fertilisers could improve wheat growth and productivity. The present study was conducted to determine the effect of organic manure and nitrogen rate on growth and yield of wheat. Methods: Field experiments were...
Maharabam Angelina Devi, Rajesh Kumar, V. Malathi et al.· Agricultural Science Digest...· 0 citations
The problem of microplastic contamination in agricultural soils is becoming a significant environmental concern due to its prevalence and potential effects on soil health, crop productivity, and food security. The sources, ecological routes, and ecotoxicology of microplastics within agroecosystems were thoroughly analy...
Deepali Rustagi, Kunal, Rohit Kumar et al.· Frontiers in Soil Science· 0 citations
This review concentrates on fungal diversity and its aptitude to alleviate salinity stress and enhance nutrient availability through mineral solubilization and mobilization and, in selected plant–fungus associations, facilitate subsequent nutrient acquisition by the plant.
Himani Kaushik, Kunal, Rohit Kumar et al.· Frontiers in Microbiology· 0 citations
Punjab region’s crop productivity potential and soil health has been compromised through the continual NPK and imbalance secondary nutrients application. Decreased application of secondary and micronutrients have resulted in severe nutritional deficiencies in crop and soil, and therefore, lowered the overall crop produ...
Shubham, Atin Kumar, Uday Sharma· Journal of the Indian Societ...· 0 citations
A population of over 150 million in South Asia, particularly in the Indo-Gangetic Plains, relies on the rice-wheat cropping
system (RWCS) as the source of their food and means of livelihood. Despite being a necessity of the Green Revolution,
problems such as yield stagnation, soil erosion, groundwater depletion, and bu...
Nilotpal Das, Atin Kumar· Journal of Global Innovation...· 0 citations
Black gram [Vigna mungo (L.)] is an important pulse crop widely cultivated for its high protein content, nitrogen-fixing ability and contribution to soil fertility improvement. However, the productivity of black gram is often constrained by nutrient imbalance, poor soil fertility and increasing abiotic stresses such as...
Rohit Kumar, Narendar Jannu, Nilotpal Das et al.· Legume Research An Internati...· 1 citation
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