Vol. 11, Special Issue 11 (2022)

Author(s):
Vaibhav More, Pradip Dalavi and Kunal Rane

Abstract:
The soil is the component that contributes most to meeting all of a person's basic needs. We use soil extensively in our farming. Indian agriculture holds a prominent role in the development of wheat, rice, jawar, legumes, sugarcane, vegetables, and fruits, among other crops, and this is because the physical and chemical state of the land is essential for the correct use of other management strategies. Because both physical and chemical qualities affect soil production, the Physico-chemical research of the area is crucial. A variety of factors, including pH, electrical conductivity, texture, moisture, temperature, soil organic matter, and readily available nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, are taken into consideration in this Physico-chemical analysis of soil. People who are interested will benefit from knowing this information.