MY REPORT ON THE VARIOUS COMPONENTS OF THE BENUE SOIL PRODUCTIVITY INDEX RATING PROJECT I WAS PRIVILEGED TO BE PART

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January 2, 2022 - Author: Gbakaan Kelvin

Soil productivity rating training in the North Central state of Benue in Nigeria. Soil samples were tested for organic carbon content and the percentage of nitrogen in the soil.

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