Assessment of soil loss tolerance in submontane Punjab

By:

Sandeep Singh

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2011Edition: Soil ScienceDescription: 29cm. ; 57Subject(s):

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T 631.450.954.5 S14A

Summary: This experiment was conducted on Kokowal-Majari and Bhadiar watershed in Hoshiarpur district of Punjab to assess soil loss tolerance in submontane Punjab. Soil loss tolerance (T) is defined as the upper limit of soil erosion that can be allowed without de

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This experiment was conducted on Kokowal-Majari and Bhadiar watershed in Hoshiarpur district of Punjab to assess soil loss tolerance in submontane Punjab. Soil loss tolerance (T) is defined as the upper limit of soil erosion that can be allowed without de

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