Agronomic factors are the management practices and environmental conditions that influence crop growth, yield, and quality, including fertilization, irrigation, residue management, variety selection, and soil health. Research published in Agronomy Research addresses multiple dimensions of these factors across divers…
Agronomic factors are the management practices and environmental conditions that influence crop growth, yield, and quality, including fertilization, irrigation, residue management, variety selection, and soil health. Research published in Agronomy Research addresses multiple dimensions of these factors across diverse cropping systems and geographic contexts. Studies have examined nitrogen fertilizer effects on crops grown under saline and irrigated conditions, organic versus inorganic fertilizer strategies and their impacts on productivity and resource use efficiency, and phosphorus and compost applications to sugar beet. The journal has published work on variety performance under standardized agronomic practices for groundnut and sunflower cultivars, as well as investigations into residue retention for agricultural sustainability in semi-arid environments. Additional research has explored soil testing methodologies for fertilizer recommendations, spectroscopic approaches for yield prediction, and broader strategic questions about improving fertilizer response in Indian agriculture. The topic extends to understanding disease outbreaks such as olive quick decline syndrome and the interconnected challenges of climate change, land degradation, and food security. These agronomic factors are critical for optimizing crop production, enhancing resource efficiency, maintaining soil health, and ensuring agricultural sustainability under varying environmental stresses.
12 peer-reviewed articles, ranked by relevance. Each links to its DOI.
The 12 articles above have been cited 109 times in the scholarly literature. Citation data via OpenAlex and Crossref, updated Jun 2026.
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