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Agricultural Reviews
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Agricultural Reviews, volume 29 issue 3 (september 2008) : 214 - 219

EFFECT OF FERTIGATION ON AVAILABILITY OF NUTRIENTS (N, P & K) IN SOIL- A REVIEW

S. Sathya, G. James Pitchai, R. Indirani, M. Kannathasan
1Department of Soil and Environment Agriculturial college and Research Institute, Madurai- 625 104, India

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Cite article:- Sathya S., Pitchai James G., Indirani R., Kannathasan M. (2025). EFFECT OF FERTIGATION ON AVAILABILITY OF NUTRIENTS (N, P & K) IN SOIL- A REVIEW. Agricultural Reviews. 29(3): 214 - 219. doi: .

ABSTRACT

The right combination of water and nutrients is the key for increasing the yield and quality
of produce. The availability of N, P and K nutrient was found to be higher in root zone area of
drip fertigated plot. Nitrogen and potassium moved laterally from point source up to 15 cm
and vertically up to 15-25 cm and P moved 5 cm both laterally and vertically and thereafter
dwindled. Fertigation frequency enables to reduce the concentration of immobile elements
such as P, K and trace elements in irrigation water. Fertigation of nutrients significantly increased
saving of fertilizer nutrients up to 40 per cent without affecting the yield of crops compared to
the conventional method of nutrient application.

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