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Impact of Different Soil Management Practices and Fertilizer Combinations on Yield and Quality of Chicken Pea (Cicer arietinum L.)
Soil cultivation practices and fertilizer managements significantly influence crop performance and yield. Our study aimed to evaluate the impact of different soil management techniques and the integration of organic and chemical fertilizers on the quantitative and qualitative performance of chicken
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