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Mapping of Soil Fertility Status in a Coastal Village of Odisha Using Geospatial Technology

Pradipta Majhi, Prasannajit Mishra, Jibanjit Sen, Dwarika Mohan Das, Amit Phonglosa, Debasis Panda, Hemanta Kumar Sahoo, Pravat Kumar Roul

International Journal of Plant & Soil Science · pp. 368–379 · Published 21 Dec 2023

10.9734/ijpss/2023/v35i234252

Abstract

The most fundamental decision-making tool for sustainable soil nutrient management is the assessment of soil fertility in a region. During 2021, a soil fertility status inventory was prepared through National Innovations on Climate Resilient Agriculture (NICRA) project in Achyutadaspur village of Jagatsinghpur district, Odisha. A total of 125 surface soil samples were randomly collected from a depth of 0-15 cm with GPS locations and soil parameters like pH, electrical conductivity, organic carbon, available N, P, K, S, Zn, and B were evaluated using standard analytical procedures. GIS maps have been prepared using ArcGIS software based on the analysis report. The majority of the soil was found acidic around 62.4% area of the village, followed by neutral soil pH in 33.6% area. The organic carbon status of the soil was found low in 79.2% area and medium in 20.8% area, available N was found low in 96% area and medium in 4% area, available P was found medium in 82.4% area and high in 17.6% area, available K was low in 27.2% area, medium in 64% area, and high in 8.8% area, and available S was found low in 37.6% area and medium in 62.4% area. Among the available micronutrients, Zn was found low in 79.2% area and medium in 20.8% area. Similarly, hot water extractable boron was found low in 92.6% area of the region and medium in 7.4% area. By adopting soil map based fertilizer recommendation with improved practices in the Achyutadaspur village, 17.92% yield was increased over farmers’ practices. The benefit cost ratio (B:C ratio) of rice was found to be 1.89 whereas 1.65 in farmers practices.

Fertility status fertility maps rice yield coastal area

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