IMPACT OF LAND CONFIGURATION AND NUTRIENTS LEVELS ON GROWTH, YIELD ATTRIBUTES AND YIELD OF OILSEED CROPS: A REVIEWMahakdeep Singh, Amandeep Kaur and Mandeep SinghAbstract Crops are sown using a variety of land configuration techniques, which have major benefits for the correct growth of oilseed crops as well as for the effective use of water and the management of soil erosion. Different land configurations like flat bed, line sowing, and broad bed furrow play an important part in reducing problems with plants and soil like spacing, water need, and nutrient retention. Land layout factors like slope and elevation may also have an impact. Nutrient concentrations like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium are necessary for a plant to grow and develop. While insufficient nutrient levels might limit development and lower production, sufficient nutrient levels can increase crop yield and quality. Other than macro nutrients sulphur element is also one of the major nutrients for the better production of oilseed crops. The majority of crops typically flourish on marginal, poor soils with unbalanced nutrient applications. Nitrogen is one of many nutrients that is essential for all crops. One of the most crucial elements needed to increase agricultural yield and profitability in semi-arid climates is nitrogen management. |