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Physical Properties of the Soil as Influenced by Different Soil and Water Conservation Measures and Sources of Nutrients in Cashew


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1 Extension Education Unit, Agricultural Recearch Station, Kathalgere, Davanagere Karnataka, India
2 Department of Soil Science and Agriculture Chemistry, Agricultural Research Station, Kathalagere,Davanagere Karnataka, India
3 Department of Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural Research Station, Kathalagere,Davanagere Karnataka, India
4 Department of Agronomy College of Agriculture, Navile, Shivamoga Karnataka, India
     

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The experiment plants were seven year old (during first year of study) cashew grafts of Ullal-1 variety with row and intra row space of 8m x6m. Application of recommended dose of chemical fertilizers recorded significantly high bulk density, less soil moisture content and low water holding capacity. Combined application of recommended dose of inorganic nutrients along with organic nutrient sources recorded low bulk density, high soil moisture content and water holding capacity than inorganic source alone.

Keywords

Water Conservation Efficiency, Soil Conservation Efficiency, Soil Moisture Content, Bulk Density, Water Holding Capacity
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Authors

B. M. Ananda Kumar
Extension Education Unit, Agricultural Recearch Station, Kathalgere, Davanagere Karnataka, India
Parashuram Chandravanshi
Department of Soil Science and Agriculture Chemistry, Agricultural Research Station, Kathalagere,Davanagere Karnataka, India
H. Bhogi Basavarajappa
Department of Agricultural Engineering, Agricultural Research Station, Kathalagere,Davanagere Karnataka, India
Narayan. S. Mavarakar
Department of Agronomy College of Agriculture, Navile, Shivamoga Karnataka, India

Abstract


The experiment plants were seven year old (during first year of study) cashew grafts of Ullal-1 variety with row and intra row space of 8m x6m. Application of recommended dose of chemical fertilizers recorded significantly high bulk density, less soil moisture content and low water holding capacity. Combined application of recommended dose of inorganic nutrients along with organic nutrient sources recorded low bulk density, high soil moisture content and water holding capacity than inorganic source alone.

Keywords


Water Conservation Efficiency, Soil Conservation Efficiency, Soil Moisture Content, Bulk Density, Water Holding Capacity