About the Book:

Dive into the world of "Objective Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry" where the pursuit of knowledge meets the challenge of class and competitive examinations. In this meticulously crafted resource, aspiring candidates navigate the intricate web of questions and answers essential for success in the field. While the book provides a comprehensive array of examination patterns and arithmetic nuances, it is not a standalone substitute for textbooks. Readers are encouraged to combine their textbook knowledge with the practical exercises provided here to sharpen their skills and boost their chances of success. With its focus on precise examination preparation, this book is sure to serve as an additional tool for those striving to conquer the rigorous academic landscapes of Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry.

Contents:

1.    Choosing the Right Answer Option

2.    Filling the Blanks

3.    Formulae/Compositions of Minerals/Fertilizers

4.    Contributions of Scientists in Soil Science

5.    Definitions - Explanations –Lucid Notes

6.    Expressions for Deriving Numerical Values of Soil Characteristics

7.    Chemical Reactions Involved in Various Processes

8.    Answers

About the Author:

D K Sarkar had his Master's and Doctorate from the Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi. After a brief stint as a Scientist at Coromandel Indag Research Centre, Padappai, Tamil Nadu (now International Institute of Biotechnology and Toxicology, IIBT), he served Andhra Pradesh Agricultural University (now, Acharya N. G. Ranga Agricultural University) for over three decades. After retirement as a Professor, he served as the first Associate Dean of Sri Kinjarapu Yerran Naidu College of Agricultural Sciences, Andhra Pradesh (affiliated to ANGRAU) for over three years and played the all-important role in the foundation of the College from scratches. In SKYCAS, he with his penchant for teaching was intensely involved in classroom teaching, not with standing that a large chunk of academic, administrative, and establishment work is to be shouldered by an Associate Dean of a college in its formative years.