Improving nutrient management for sustainable intensification of maize Pamela H. Smith

Improving nutrient management for sustainable intensification of maize Pamela H. SmithMaize is an important crop worldwide for its role in ensuring food security, alleviating poverty and increasing farmer income. Maize production in the world is higher than rice and wheat because of its multiple demands for human food, animal feed, bio fuel and from other industries using it as raw material. The unprecedented increase in area cultivated under maize has raised concern about the sustainability of maize production systems. High and

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