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Vertisols of Purna valley are very deep, ill-drained and saline/sodic in nature, although salinity and sodicity are mainly confined to subsoil horizons (Sagare et al., 1991). Generally, salt affected soils are potentially productive, however, without integration of organic and inorganic amendments, these soils may not be productive on sustainable basis. The different amendments had variable effect on physicochemical properties of soil, however, gypsum found to be more effective in increasing hydraulic conductivity and decreasing clay dispersions (Verma and Gupta, 1985) and in removing Na+ and reducing the pH, ECe, ESP and increasing exch. Ca+* and Mg++ in soil (Patel and Singh, 1991). The present investigation was cavY\e<i o\A Vo study efficacy of various amendments in decreasing the salinity and sodicity of Sodic Vertisols and yield of cotton.

EFFECT OF ORGANIC AND INORGANIC FERTILISERS ON SODIC VERTISOLS OF PURNA VALLEY (VIDARBHA) FOR GROWING COTTON