Studies on the interaction of minerals in the aetiology of calcification syndrome in corriedale sheep of sheep farm, mattewara

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GURKIRPAL Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana P.A.U 1973Edition: Soil ScienceDescription: 52+4LSubject(s):

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T 636.308.963.9 G96S

Summary: The soils at Mattewara were low in N,P and S as compared to the soil of Hissar The potassium content was almost same at the two farms, There was wider ratio of exchangeable calcium to magnesium in sandy loam soil (10.6) and silt loam soil (111) of Mattewa

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The soils at Mattewara were low in N,P and S as compared to the soil of Hissar The potassium content was almost same at the two farms, There was wider ratio of exchangeable calcium to magnesium in sandy loam soil (10.6) and silt loam soil (111) of Mattewa

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