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Integrated soil and foliar zinc fertilization in fodder oats: effects on yield, Zn biofortification, profitability and energetics

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By Gangadhar Nanda, Barsha Mansingh, Mukesh Kumar, Santosh Singh Verified
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Zinc (Zn) deficiency in fodder crops affects livestock nutrition and agricultural sustainability. Soil and foliar fertilization can enhance crude protein and Zn content in fodder oats, alleviating malnutrition in animals. This study investigated Zn biofortification effects on yield, profitability, and energy use indices rather than focusing solely on yield and Zn content.
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Effects of integrated nutrient management on different horticultural traits in onion

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By Navnit Kumar, Rahul Banik, Gangadhar Nanda, Barsha Mansingh
| banglajol.info
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3329/bjb.v54i1.80590 Keywords: Fodder yield, Growth attributes, J 1006, Maize, Nitrogen levels Download data is not yet available. Abstract 0 PDF 0
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Impact of nitrogen levels and varieties on growth and fodder yield of maize

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By Rahul Banik, Navnit Kumar, Gangadhar Nanda, Barsha Mansingh
| banglajol.info
Abstract A field experiment was performed at the forage research plot of Dr. Rajendra Prasad Central Agricultural University, Pusa, Bihar, India, during the winter season of 2022-23 to study the impact of different nitrogen levels and varieties on growth and fodder yield of maize varieties.
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