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Soil health and fertility plays an important role for sustainable crop yield and productivity. Soil analysis and its interpretations are important to assess the status of soil fertility for accurate fertilizer recommendation and soil reclamation. Shifting cultivation is mainly practiced in the hilly terrain of North eastern region of India and it is one of the main sources of cultivation in Nagaland too. The total area under paddy jhum cultivation in Zunheboto district is 9410 ha (Anonymous, 2017). Leaching out of the nutrients and erosion due to heavy rainfall in the hilly areas and nutrient removal by the crop governs the crop nutrient dynamics in the shifting cultivation areas (Tulaphitak et al., 1985). The practice of monoculture in spite of its soil potentialities, intensive cropping without addition of chemical fertilizers and organic manure also erosion due to intense rainfall leads to soil degradation in the jhum lands (Lal, 2005).

international journal of current microbiology and applied sciences

Assessment of the Soil Chemical Properties, Macro and Micro Nutrients using Soil Test Kit and Soil Health Card Distribution in Zunheboto District of Nagaland, India