Characterization and Study of Dominated Alluvial Soil Profile of Mirzapur in Indo-Gangetic Plain

This determines the basic facts necessary to forge functional soil categorization schemes and assess soil productivity in order to solve some singular soil problems in an environment. Mirzapur district is located in the southern unspecified Uttar Pradesh and is located betwixt 25.8° N to 25.15° N latitude and 82.34° E to 82.58° E longitude top an area of 4952.5 km2. The soils of the study domain comprised of earthly soil representing Entisol and soils that are formed on granitic person material representing Alfisols. The pairing of soil characterization, soil classification and soil plan provides a strong resource for the benefit of humanity especially in the district of food protection and environmental sustainability. Among the cationic micronutrients, Zn content different between 1-3 ppm in the Mirzapur soil description. Copper content varied between 1-7 ppm in Jamalpur, 1-4 ppm in Narayanpur. The free Cu content is categorized as adequate if it is > 0.2 ppm. Available iron content varied 'tween 2-40 ppm in Jamalpur soil profile and 8-63 ppm in the Narayanpur soil description. Available Mn content varied betwixt 2-40 ppm in Jamalpur, 5-18 ppm in Narayanpur. Soils are generally classification as having enough manganese in the DTPA deducible Mn content is > 0.2 ppm. Hence all soils of Jamalpur and Narayanpur had sufficient available soil manganese.

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