Assessment of the nitrogen management strategy using an optical sensor for irrigated wheat
Bijay Sıngh(Punjab Agricultural University), Raj Kumar Gupta(Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel University of Agriculture & Technology), Jagmohan-Singh(Punjab Agricultural University), Rajneet K. Uppal(Punjab Agricultural University), M.L. Jat(Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute), H.S. Khurana, Jaspreet-Kaur(Punjab Agricultural University), Ramesh Kumar Sharma(Panjab University), Ajay-Kumar(Punjab Agricultural University), Monika Vashistha(Punjab Agricultural University), H. S. Uppal(Energy and Resources Institute), R. K. Gupta(Lovely Professional University), Parvesh Chandna(Centro Internacional de Mejoramiento de Maíz Y Trigo), Kent L. Martin(Kansas State University), Yadvinder‐Singh(Punjab Agricultural University), O. P. Choudhary(Punjab Agricultural University), W. R. Raun(Oklahoma State University), Harmit Singh Thind(Punjab Agricultural University), Varinderpal Singh(Punjab Agricultural University)
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