Vol. 12, Special Issue 10 (2023)

Author(s):
Suresh Kumawat, SR Yadav, PS Shekhawat, SK Kharia and Sumitra Kumawat

Abstract:
Analyses of aggregate of soil are generally done using aggregate distribution methods, which are based on the presume that the alliance of the soil particles and their specific arrangement play a key bit part in the function of soil organic matter. Two years field experiment was at Agricultural Research Farm, SKRAU, Bikaner during Rabi 2020-21 and 2021-22. The experiment comprising total 32 treatment combinations; eight sources of organics (M₀-Control, M₁ - FYM @ 20 t ha^-1, M₂ - Groundnut husk (GNH) @ 20 t ha^-1, M₃ -Wool waste (WW) @ 20 t ha^-1, M₄ -FYM @ 10 t ha^-1 + GNH @ 10 t ha^-1, M₅ -WW @ 10 t ha^-1 + GNH @ 10 t ha^-1, M₆ -WW @ 10 t ha^-1 + FYM @ 10 t ha^-1, and M₇ -WW @ 6.67 t ha^-1 + FYM @ 6.67 t ha^-1 + GNH @ 6.67 t ha^-1) and four fertilizer levels (F₀ -Control, F₁-50% Recommended dose of fertilizer, F₂-75% Recommended dose of fertilizer and F₃-100% Recommended dose of fertilizer). Materials. On the basis of two year studied, result indicated that effect of organic sources and fertilizer levels on soil particle size of soil at harvest of garlic crop found non-significant.