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Introduction:
The Indian institute of Soil Science (ICAR-IISS) was established on 16th April, 1988 at Bhopal with a motto of “Enhancing Soil Productivity with Minimum Environmental Degradation”.
IISS has risen as a pioneer in fundamental and key research on soils in the nation. It has made huge progress in the ranges of coordinated supplement administration, effect on soil under long-term cropping, innovation for arrangement of improved fertilizers, soil test based supplement solutions, generating soil fertility maps based on the district wise GIS , organic farming, carbon sequestration in soils, sink limit of soils for substantial metal poisons, reusing wastage by recycling, soil microbial assorted qualities and biofertilizers and so on.
The organization needs to take up the rising difficulties of expanding sustenance grain generation and guaranteeing nourishment and healthful security from contracting land assets, describing and moderating vast soil-biodiversity for proper agribusiness, accomplishing independence in harvest preparation through indigenous mineral and by-product sources, creating effective advancements for waste reusing, keeping up soil quality and environmental adjust, and creating vitality proficient farming and sequestering carbon by reorienting its examination interests tending to the rising issues viz., improving supplement and water utilize productivity; managing soil and deliver quality; soil biodiversity and genomics, environmental change and carbon sequestration; limiting soil pollution and so forth.
Location
The Institute is about 10 Km and 7 Km away from Bhopal railway station and Bhopal Airport respectively.
Research Divisions:
• Soil Physics
• Soil Chemistry and Fertility
• Soil Biology
• Environmental Soil Science
• Remote Sensing and GIS Laboratory
• Agricultural Knowledge Management Unit (AKMU)
• Library,Information and documentation Services
• Infrastrusture Development Institute
Publications
1. Development of Farmers Resource based Integrated Plant Nutrient Supply System
2. Soil Test Based Fertilizer Recommendations for Targeted Yields of Crops
3. Indigenous Nutrient Management Practices - Wisdom Alive in India
4. Integrated Plant Nutrient Supply System for Sustainable Productivity
5. Long Term Soil Fertility Management through Integrated Plant Nutrient Supply 6. Sulfur Management for Soilseed and Pulse Crops
The following is the list of scholars from Indian Institute of Soil Science who contributed and/or serves as editors for one or more OMICS International journals and conferences
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