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Effect of banana corm compost on agronomic performance, physiological activity, and yield of composite maize varieties
Maize (Zea mays L.) is the world’s second most widely cultivated crop by harvested area, after wheat. Among its types, composite varieties are often preferred due to their broad genetic base and lower seed costs compared to hybrids. However, sustainable nutrient management for composite maize using
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