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Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Multiple choice: choose the correct answer. 2. Match the pair. 3. Reason and assertion. 4. Statements. Agronomy is the mother of agricultural sciences and it encompasses the basic knowledge of all the disciplines. Knowledge in agronomy is essential at all levels including those professionals working outside the core agronomy field. Ample volume of literature and books are available in the agronomy discipline to cater the needs of the students. Several books are available for under graduate and post graduate level students. The students aiming to crack the competitive examinations are in search of good books in agronomy. Although many question banks are available in the book market, the patterns of questions appearing in the competitive examinations are not in consonance with the questions appearing in the competitive examinations. This objective agronomy caters those needs. This question bank (900 questions) has been designed in such a way that students appearing for civil service/public service commissions should be benefitted out of this book, besides the JRF/SRF examinations of ICAR.…

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Hardcover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Section I: Concepts and Methods of Nutrient Use Efficiency: 1. Enhancing nitrogen use efficiency- challenges and options/A.K. Biswas, Pramod Jha and A. Subba Rao. 2. Soil testing: basic tool for enhancing the nutrient use efficiency/Sanjay Srivastava, P. Dey and Shinogi, K.C. 3. Management of soil physical environment for higher nutrient use efficiency/Ritesh Saha. 4. Non-monetary and low-cost agronomic measures for enhancing nutrient use efficiency/K. Ramesh, Pravin K. Upadhyay and K.G. Mandal. 5. Plant mechanisms for nutrient uptake and its efficient use/R. Elanchezhian, V. Rajagopal and K. Ramesh. 6. Controlled release fertilizers for enhancing nitrogen use efficiency/B.P. Meena, K. Ramesh, Neenu S., Pramod Jha and I. Rashmi. 7. Handheld devices for judging nutrients in crops and their role in enhancing nutrient use efficiency/K. M. Hati, R. K. Singh and M. Mohanty. 8. Nutrient management for enhancing productivity and nutrient use efficiencies in long term fertilizer experiments/Muneshwar Singh and R.H. Wanjari. 9. STCR-Based fertilizer recommendation and improving nutrient response ratio for major crops in India/P. Dey. 10. Improving phosphorus use efficiency/I.Rashmi, A.K. Biswas, Neenu S., B.P. Meena and Shinogi, K.C. Section II: Management Interventions and Socio-economic Issues: 11. Preparation of organic nutrient sources for enhancing nutrient use efficiency in organic farming/A.B. Singh, K. Ramesh, Brij Lal Lakaria and J.K. Thakur. 12. Organics in meeting nutrient demands of crops: contents and use efficiency/Brij Lal Lakaria, K. Ramesh, Pramod Jha and A.B. Singh. 13. Water management vis-a-vis nutrient use efficiency of crops and cropping systems/K.G. Mandal and P.S. Brahmanand. 14. Enhancing nutrient use efficiency through conservation agriculture/J. Somasundaram, K.M. Hati, R.S. Chaudhary, K. Ramesh, N.K.Sinha, A.K. Biswas, A.K. Shukla and A.K. Patra. 15. Soil microbial diversity in different sustainable agricultural management systems/A.K. Patra, S.R. Mohanty and K. Bharati. 16. Nano science and nanotechnology for nutrient use efficiency/Tapan Adhikari. 17 Machinery for precise nutrient application as a means of increasing nutrient use efficiency with special reference to fertigation/K.V. Ramana Rao. 18. Socio-Economic and technological issues associated with the field level adoption of nutrient management technologies/Shinogi, K.C. and Sanjay Srivastava. Section III: Enhancing Nutrient Use Efficiency in Crops and Cropping Systems: 19. Dryland crops and cropping systems/K. Sammi Reddy, Sumanta Kundu, K.L. Sharma and Ch. Srinivasarao. 20. Cereal based cropping systems/R.H. Wanjari. 21. Rainfed pulses based cropping systems/P.M. Shanmugam and S.P. Sangeetha. 22. Soybean based cropping systems/S.D. Billore. 23. Sugarcane based cropping systems/Nitin Gudadhe, J.D. Thanki, Kulsekaran Ramesh, P.S. Bodake and S.R. Imade. 24. Cotton based cropping systems/D. Blaise. 25. Tobacoo and oilseed based cropping systems/A.K. Vishwakarma. 26. Rapeseed-mustard based cropping systems/S.S. Rathore, Kapila Shekhawat, B.K. Kandpal and O.P. Premi. 27. Spices based cropping systems/K. Kandiannan, R. Dinesh, V. Srinivasan, C.K. Thankamani and S. Hamza. Nutrient use efficiency is a measure of how efficiently plants use the available mineral nutrients to produce economic produce. Improving nutrient use efficiency is very much essential under current scenario besides an understanding of the nutrient dynamics in soil-plant system."Enhancing nutrient use efficiency: Concepts, methods, and management interventions" is a comprehensive book which has a compilation of topics related to enhancement of nutrient use efficiency of various crops and cropping systems. Although it depends on the ability to plants to take up the nutrients from the soil, management practices have a key role to intervene the use efficiency. This book has 27 chapters written by eminent researchers in the field and addresses multifaceted approaches to enhance th.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Enhancing Nutrient Use Efficiency: Concepts, Methods, and Management Interventions for Crops and Cropping Systems is a comprehensive volume that offers an extensive exploration of topics related to enhancing the nutrient use efficiency of a wide range of crops and cropping systems. Nutrient use efficiency refers to the measure of how effectively plants utilize available mineral nutrients to produce economic yield. Although soil quality plays a crucial role in this process, management practices can also have a significant impact. This book delves into various multifaceted approaches to improve nutrient use efficiency.The book is designed to provide valuable insights to scientists, farmers, students, and policymakers about holistic approaches to nutrient use efficiency in major crops and cropping systems. Improving nutrient use efficiency is essential for reducing agricultural production costs, given the increasing expenses of agricultural inputs, and for minimizing environmental contamination. Soil physical management is a primary strategy for enhancing nutrient use efficiency, and hand-held devices are commonly used by farmers for nitrogen management in rice in several regions. Long-term fertilizer experiments and Soil Test Crop Response Correlation provide invaluable information about nutrient dynamics in the soil, which can be used to develop practices that lead to higher use efficiency.In addition to explaining the concepts and methods of nutrient use efficiency, the book also covers management practices for various cropping systems, including dry land crops, cereal-based systems, rainfed pulses, soybean-based systems, sugarcane-based systems, cotton-based systems, tobacco and oilseed-based systems, rapeseed-mustard-based systems, and spice-based systems. This comprehensive resource serves as a valuable guide for enhancing nutrient use efficiency in a wide range of crops and cropping systems. 484 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Enhancing Nutrient Use Efficiency: Concepts, Methods, and Management Interventions for Crops and Cropping Systems is a comprehensive volume that offers an extensive exploration of topics related to enhancing the nutrient use efficiency of a wide range of crops and cropping systems. Nutrient use efficiency refers to the measure of how effectively plants utilize available mineral nutrients to produce economic yield. Although soil quality plays a crucial role in this process, management practices can also have a significant impact. This book delves into various multifaceted approaches to improve nutrient use efficiency.The book is designed to provide valuable insights to scientists, farmers, students, and policymakers about holistic approaches to nutrient use efficiency in major crops and cropping systems. Improving nutrient use efficiency is essential for reducing agricultural production costs, given the increasing expenses of agricultural inputs, and for minimizing environmental contamination. Soil physical management is a primary strategy for enhancing nutrient use efficiency, and hand-held devices are commonly used by farmers for nitrogen management in rice in several regions. Long-term fertilizer experiments and Soil Test Crop Response Correlation provide invaluable information about nutrient dynamics in the soil, which can be used to develop practices that lead to higher use efficiency.In addition to explaining the concepts and methods of nutrient use efficiency, the book also covers management practices for various cropping systems, including dry land crops, cereal-based systems, rainfed pulses, soybean-based systems, sugarcane-based systems, cotton-based systems, tobacco and oilseed-based systems, rapeseed-mustard-based systems, and spice-based systems. This comprehensive resource serves as a valuable guide for enhancing nutrient use efficiency in a wide range of crops and cropping systems.…