Assessment and Mapping of Micronutrient Cation Distribution in Agricultural Research Station Soil: A Geospatial Approach

Aim: The objective was to construct fertility maps of the area, specifically focusing on micronutrient cations. research aims provide valuable insights into spatial distribution micronutrients, aiding in development targeted agricultural practices and informed decision-making.
 Study Design: Soil sampling, soil analysis mapping.
 Place Duration Study: Agricultural Research Station, Ummedganj-Kota 2019 2020
 Methodology: study involved collection 300 samples, with precise coordinate’s locked using GPS technology. variability for Zn,Fe, Mn Cu were generated by Arc GIS 10.5 basis latitude longitude sample site hand device analyzed data. 
 Results: available-Zn soils ranged from 0.03 4.39 mg kg-1 a mean value 0.61 kg-1, falls under low (64.67%) medium (30.33%) available Zn. available-Fe 1.09 12.54 4.29 fall (58.00%) (31.67%) categories Fe. available-Mn 2.27-22.31 5.74 farm (28.33%) high (69.34%) Mn. available-Cu 0.32-2.25 comes (57.00%) very Cu.
 Conclusion: Spatial map it found that amount Zn, Mn, Fe present field number 14 12A compared other fields. possible cause behind this may be due adoption organic farming execution integrated system modules some year.