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Fundamentals of Agronomy

ICAR

  • 112 pages
  • 2.2 MB
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Course material covering agronomy scope, seeds and sowing, tillage, crop density, nutrition, water management, weed classification, herbicides, crop rotation, and harvesting techniques.

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