OAR@ICRISATMacro Benefits from Zinc, Boron and Sulphur Fertilization of Rainfed Systems in the Semi Arid Zone of IndiaGChanderauthorS PWaniauthorK LSahrawatauthorGPardhasaradhiauthorCRajeshauthorNRaoauthorC KPalauthorPKamadiauthorCrop productivity in the rainfed semi arid tropics (SAT) of India is low due to water shortage and poor fertility status of the soils. Earlier research have shown that SAT soils are critically deficient in Zn, B and S in addition to N and P (Sahrawat et al., 2008; Wani et. al. 2009). For a sustainable increase in productivity and enhancing the resilience in rainfed systems, the issues related to soil fertility needs to be addressed. The objective of this communication is to show as to how balanced nutrition involving Zn, B and S can be used to enhance crop productivity on sustainable basis in the semi‐arid regions of India....Agriculture-Farming, Production, Technology, EconomicsFertilizer Applications2011Conference or Workshop Item

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