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The effect of different doses of fertilizers, based on soil testing and crop response, on the yield of cabbage crop in relation to the introduced native soil mesofauna.

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NKNaresh KumarCentral Soil Salinity Research InstitutePNP NirmalaAnnamalai UniversityATAVINASH T.G.

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Field experiment shows fertilizer and farm yard manure improve cabbage yield, indicating soil mesofauna plays a role.

Key Points

  • Soil mesofauna abundance was significantly higher in lower fertilizer doses combined with farm yard manure.
  • In treatments, STCR 30q and integrated fertilizers resulted in 17.67 mesofauna per 400 g of soil, while others showed lower counts.
  • Assessment of soil mesofauna involved applying various fertilizer combinations and measuring their abundance post-treatment.
  • Findings suggest that lower fertilizer use alongside farm yard manure can enhance soil health and crop yields.

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Kumar et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1c31b54b1d3bfb60f07c7https://doi.org/10.58682/jsbe.45.1/zxge1215
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