Release rates of major nutrients from poultry manure and farm yard manure and the effect of their continuous use on soil properties

By:

TOOR, Amardeep Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana 1995Description: 120, 28LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 631.4 T63R

Summary: An initial increase in the available nutrient (NPK) content of the soil during the first 3 days was followed by a dedine and thereafter increased till the end of the incubation period i.e 150 days, irrespective of the type of manure Cage system poultry ma

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An initial increase in the available nutrient (NPK) content of the soil during the first 3 days was followed by a dedine and thereafter increased till the end of the incubation period i.e 150 days, irrespective of the type of manure Cage system poultry ma

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