<p>This book is an agricultural chemistry monograph on fertilization in Kazakhstan. It systematically discusses the agricultural chemical characteristics of soil in different agricultural areas of the country, the basis of plant nutritional physiology, and the properties and application techniques of various fertilizers. The main crops covered in the book include sugar beets, cotton, tobacco, potatoes, vegetables, and cereal crops such as rice, winter wheat, spring wheat, corn, and peas. Fertilization options are also explored for irrigated agriculture and dryland agricultural conditions respectively. The book also introduces the characteristics of fertilization in different areas such as northern, western, central and eastern Kazakhstan, providing a scientific basis for fertilizer management according to local conditions. </p>
Author (Editorial Board): К.И. Iman Galiyev, O.В. ZdobnikovaИ.Имангалиев, О.В.Сдобникова） Published by: 丨 зда тельство «Кайнар» Published: Almaty Publication year: 1966 Pages: 271 pages Language: Russian Collection barcode: XJLAS RU 70019402
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