Soil fertility mapping and development of nutrient management zones in maize-based cropping system of the savanna zone of Nigeria
There is a growing need for spatially continuous and quantitative soil information for improved farmers yields and environmental management. This study was aimed at mapping the spatial variability of soil properties with focus on delineating soil nutrient management zones (MZs) in a maize-based crop...
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Bayero University
2019
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/120944 |
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