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Nitrogen and phosphorus requirement to soybean in high phosphorus soils

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The major uses of soybean are as a source of edible oil and protein rich food, as well as cattle feed. The nutrient requirement and interaction of different nutrients under high phosphorus conditions were not worked out so far in soybean track. To improve the productivity levels of soybean it is imperative to assess the nitrogen and phosphorus requirement under high P fertility soils to obtain the potential yield by the farmers. |

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