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    I am Lokesh Kumar Saini, completed my B.Sc. (Agriculture) from MPKV, Rahuri, M.Sc. (Agriculture), and Ph.D. degree in the field of soil science and agricultural chemistry from NAU, Navsari. 

Lokesh Kumar Saini

    Soil science and agriculture is an Educational Platform. Here I will provide you only interesting content related to agriculture, which you will like very much. I am dedicated to providing you the best educational blocks related to soil science, agriculture, pesticides, food safety, food quality, and other agriculture-related information. I am working to turn our passion for education into a booming online platform. I hope you enjoy our blogs as much as I enjoy offering them to you.

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