IV (4) 2010, No. 1
Introduction to BETTER CROPS–SOUTH ASIA
IPNI Scholar Award Winners for 2010
Nutrient Management Research Priorities in Rice-Maize Systems of South Asia
Jagadish Timsina, M.L. Jat, and K. Majumdar
Site-Specific Nitrogen and Potassium Management for Irrigated Rice in the Cauverty Delta (Tamil Nadu, India)
R. Rajendran, P. Stalin, S. Ramanathan, and R.J. Buresh
Fertilising for Sustainable Onion Production Systems (Nagaland, India)
Ethel Ngullie, V.B. Singh, A.K. Singh, and Harmandeep Singh
Delineation of Productivity Zones in Mandarin Orchards Using DRIS and GIS (Northeast India)
A.K. Srivastava, Shyam Singh, S.N. Das, K.N. Tiwari, and Harmandeep Singh
International Certifi ed Crop Adviser Program in India
Evaluation of Different Nutrient Management Options for Leaf Yield, Quality, and Economics of Betel Vine Cultivation (Kerala, India)
Usha C. Thomas, S. Chandini, S. Anil Kumar, Allan Thomas, and T. Satyanarayana
Use of Village-Level Soil Fertility Maps as a Fertiliser Decision Support Tool in the Red and Lateritic Soil Zone of India
Wasim Iftikar, G.N. Chattopadhayay, K. Majumdar, and G.D. Sulewski
Long-Term Effects of Integrated Nutrient Management on Planted and Successive Ratoon Sugarcane Crops
S.M. Bokhtiar, G.C. Paul, K.M. Alam, M.A. Haque, and M.S. Arefi n
The Current Scenario and Efficient Management of Zinc, Iron, and Manganese Deficiencies
U.S. Sadana, J.S. Manchanda, M.P.S. Khurana, S.S. Dhaliwal, and Harmanjit Singh
A Review of Crop Productivity and Soil Fertility as Related to Nutrient Management in the Indo-Gangetic Plains of India
Harmandeep Singh and S.K. Bansal
IPNI Crop Nutrient Deficiency Photo Contest – 2011
Research Supported by IPNI South Asia Programme
BUILDING PARTNERSHIPS FOR A BETTER TOMORROW
Adrian M. Johnston