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Secondary and Micronutrient Management Practices in Organic Farming- An Overview

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Table 1: Secondary and micronutrients range in plant and soil.
Table 3: Physico-chemical properties of vermicompost and vermiwash
Table 5: Composition of different oil cakes
Table 6: Nutrient and microbial status of different liquid organic manures
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