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Assessment of physico-chemical properties in some soils of district Baramulla under different land use systems

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The experiment was carried out at, Faculty of Agriculture, Wadura-Sopore, SKUAST-K during 2017-2018, to study “Soil Physico-chemical properties in some soils of district Baramulla under different Land use systems”. The land use systems studied included apple, paddy, maize, vegetables, forest and pasture. Composite soil samples were collected randomly for each land use system at a depth (0-20 cm) and were analyzed for soil texture, pH, EC, CEC, organic carbon and calcium carbonate. The soils were found to possess medium to moderately fine texture. | Assessment of physico-chemical properties in some soils of district Baramulla under different land use systems

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