16 Dec Integrated Nutrient Management in Vegetable Production
सब्जी उत्पादन में एकीकृत पोषक प्रबंधन Integrated nutrient management (INM) is an approach to soil fertility management that combines organic and mineral methods of soil fertilization with physical and biological measures for soil and water conservation. INM adopts a holistic view of plant nutrient management by considering the totality of the farm resources that can be used as plant nutrients. Integrated nutrient management is based on three fundamental principles: maximize the use of organic material ensure access to inorganic fertilizer and improve the efficiency of its use minimize losses of plant nutrients Research gaps in integrated nutrient management The research gaps include: Mismatching of INM practices developed at research stations with the farmers resources and their...