Agronomic Enhancements in the Indo-Gangetic Plain Variably Improve Soil Health Depending on Tillage and Residue Management
Harold M. van Es(Cornell University), Shishpal Poonia(International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center), Andrew J. McDonald(Cornell University), Prabhu Pingali(Cornell University), Ranjan Laik(Dr. Rajendra Prasad Central Agriculture University), Raj Kumar Jat(Borlaug Institute for South Asia), Kavya Krishnan(Central Agricultural University)
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