Agronomy and Soil Science
Towards mapping Ecological Organic Agriculture (EOA) research into use in Nigeria
... areas/disciplines: Agronomy (Soil science, crop production and management), plant health (plant pathology, nematology, virology, bacteriology ...follows: Agronomy (131=65%), Plant health (43= ...
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The significance of soils and soil science towards realization of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
... and soil functions (Table 1) are connected to this ...fully agronomy-oriented society has been altered, resulting in abandoned ghost towns and whole regions that lost most of their population and were ...
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THE RUBBER BOARD ADVT.NO. 1/2006. Applications are invited for the following posts in the Rubber Board.
... in Agronomy/Soil Science/Agricultural Chemistry/Biochemistry or Chemistry with a minimum of 10 years’ research experience in plant/soil chemistry (relaxable to Scientists holding masters ...
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Effect of Microbial Inoculants on the Growth of Silver Oak (Grevillea robusta) in Nursery Condition
... A green house experiment was conducted at College of Forestry, Ponnampet, which is a high rainfall area and a constituent college of University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore which is located in the southern parts ...
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Volume5 Issue2
... This study was aimed at isolating and identifying Rhizobium species from the soil of ground nut and black gram plant root. It is to explore and maximize their contributions to soil nitrogen fertilization in ...
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... Wooden Furniture Soil Science, RPCAU, Pusa.. Particulars of Store.[r] ...
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Differences in Humic Acids Structure of Various Soil Types Studied by DRIFT Spectroscopy
... fraction, which is higher in Technosol. Topsoil ma- terial mostly originates from the Chernozem humic horizons of areas surrounding a dumpsite. Haplic Technosol (calcic) has a higher pH and CEC value, and lower humus ...
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Soil Acidity_Soil-Science-2600.pdf
... High OM and layer silicate clay content α base cation buffering capacity α CEC (as Σ base cations). - leaching can result in depletion of exchangeable base cations from the soil[r] ...
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Column leaching experiments on saline soils of different textures in Sistan plain
... from soil can be determined through laboratory batch and column leaching ...tests. Soil column studies are also used to investigate the effect of wastewater and treated water on soil and water ...
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7-Pieter Pypers - Smart Agronomy Data Management - Experiences from the African Cassava Agronomy Initiative VF.pdf
... Cassava Agronomy Initiative aims at improving cassava root yield and quality, and cassava supply to the processing sector, engaging 120,000 farming households through effective partnerships with development ...
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Influence of terrain attributes and soil properties on soil aggregate stability
... total soil carbon content was measured using the dichromate redox titration method (Skjemstad & Baldock ...The soil pH was measured using a 1:5 (w/v) ratio of soil and water (pH H2O ) and 1 M KCl ...
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Miscanthus combustion properties and variations with Miscanthus agronomy
... all treatments over the sampling period. This results in a wider range of metal contents in leaves and so the impacts on volatile combustion peak temperatures are more uniform and more signif- icant than in stems. It can ...
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Effect of arbuscular mycorrhiza fungi in agronomy
... AM fungi are especially important for sustainable farming systems because AM fungi are efficient when nutrient availability is low and when nutrients are bound to organic matter and soil particles. Many important ...
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Dryand pastures - agronomy and grazing management
... Sub clover, cocksfoot and lucerne combine to improve dryland stock production. Proceedings of the New Zealand Grassland Association 68: 109-115[r] ...
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AGTEC Org Agronomy Handbook of Methods
... - Soil structure description in every compartment according to compaction degree: classification (%) of the clods > 2 cm according to loose structure, exhibiting a clearly visible structural porosity (called ...
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Agronomy Study on Small Scale Irrigation Project
... Four soil profiles were dug to a possible soil depth at representative sites in the command area and samples were collected at two different depths to catch different root depths of various ...the ...
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Responses of soil enzymes to pesticides and biopesticides in soil
... in soil. Soil enzymes play an important role in catalyzing reactions for the decomposition of organic matter and nutrient recycling in ...in soil for definite period of ...and soil enzyme ...
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A study of band spraying and direct drilling as a technique for increasing the water production of pastures : a thesis for the degree of Master of Agricultural Science in Agronomy
... Sor.1e ga in in tota l winter crop or pasture production is likely in comparison with either blo.nket spraying and c1irect drilling or conventiona l este.blislu:ient methods in tha t the[r] ...
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Alleviating Acid Soil Infertility Constrains Using Basalt, Ground Magnesium Limestone and Gypsum in a Tropical Environment
... Relevant chemical properties of the soils used in the study are given in Table 1. The soils of Bungor (Ultisol) and Prang Series (Oxisol) were used for pot and leaching experiments, while the Rengam soil (Ultisol) ...
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Urban soil contamination by potentially risk elements
... To examine the interrelations between the vari- ables, the factor analysis was used. In this case, three factors were extracted (Figuer 4). Together they account for 79.3% of the total variability. The first factor with ...
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