Soy (India)

Study details

• Date: 2003-2004
• Location: Punjab, India
• Soil: Alluvial soil, loam, 0.24-0.30% organic content, 132-145 kg/ha total nitrogen, 14.2-13.4 kg/ha available phosphor, 178-190 kg/ha available potassium, pH = 8.2-8.3
• Crop variety: Jundan 20
• Fertilizers: Water soluble particles with B ≥10%, Zn ≥10%, 400 g/mu was spread in the soil when the maize seeds were sowed together with routine fertilization.
• Trial design: 3 treatments (0.75, 1.00, 1.25 kg B/ha), 3 replications, randomized block design

Results

Applications of 0.75, 1.00 and 1.25 showed significant yield increase over the control. There was no significant effect between treatments.

Source

Resources

• Soy crop guide
• Agronomy note: Soybeans: Boron applications for increased yields
• Agronomy note: Soybeans
• Brochure: Boron in Corn and Soybeans (PDF)
• Brochure: Boron in Wheat and Soybeans (PDF)
• Granubor
• India regional solutions