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Soil fertility be defined while the capability of soil in the direction of contribute nutrients to the plants in an sufficient amount, suitable quantity, and free from toxic elements. Thus a fertile soil may or may not be abundant depending leading crops, marketing condition in addition to several further factors (i.e., excessive acidity or alkalinity, the presence of toxic substance, deprived physical properties or an excess or deficit of water. However, every productive soil have to be fertile.

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Soil Fertility Status of Available Calcium and Magnesium in Soil through Soil Fertility Mapping using GPS and GIS Techniques of Dharmaur Micro-Watershed Jagdalpur Block, Bastar District of (C.G.) State, India