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Revolutionary Soil Study Unveils Key to Boosting Crop Production

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Characterisation of different forms of potassium in selected soils of West Bengal
Narayan Chandra Maji, Supratik Ghosh, Santonu Kumar Sanyal

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The study looked at different forms of potassium in soils from West Bengal. They found that the soils varied in their ability to supply potassium for crop growth. The Baharampur soil had the highest levels of potassium, while the Susunia soil had the lowest. By understanding these differences, farmers can better plan when to apply potassium fertilizers for optimal crop production.