IPI International Potash Institute
IPI International Potash Institute

Regional activities

IPI activity in India
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Coordination: India

The main aim of IPI activity in India is to promote "Balanced Nutrition" with emphasis on K nutrition in the main crops. This mission is carried out via research and extension activities: field experiments, demonstration plots, farmers meetings, dealers training programs, field days, workshops and conferences, publications and awards and assistance for researchers.

Mr. Eldad Sokolowski

Mr. Eldad Sokolowski

IPI Coordinator for Sub-Saharan Africa and India and China.

 

Partners

Around the world, IPI works with numerous in-country partners. These include researchers, extension services, advisers, cooperatives, associations and farmers.

 

New Publications

  • Potassium and Crop Quality
  • Potassium and Crop Quality

 

Articles from the Region
Published in e-ifc

  • Impact of Potassium on Crop Productivity...
  • Recent Efforts made by Indian Potash...

 

Papers & Presentations

  • Impact of Potassium on Crop Productivity...
  • Recent Efforts made by Indian Potash...

 

K in the Literature

  • Nutrient Use Pattern in Rice under...
  • Growth Rates for Potato in India and...

 

IPI in pictures

  • Review and Refinement of Fertilizer...
  • The Effect of Potassium on the Yield...

 

Refinement of K Recommendations in Vertisols

- Papers and Presentations
- IPI photo set: Review and Refinement of Fertilizer K ...

 

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IPNC 2013
IPI Presents a series of special lectures on Potassium at the IPNC 2013

What's new in the region...

  • Paper: Recent Efforts made by Indian Potash Limited (IPL) for Promoting Balanced Fertilization in India more >
  • Paper: Impact of Potassium on Crop Productivity, Use Efficiency, Uptake and Economics of some Rainfed Crops in Andhra Pradesh, Southern India: On-Station and On-Farm Experiences more >
  • K in the Literature: Soil Fertility Management Strategies for Maximising Cotton Production of India more >
  • K in the Literature: Measures to Sustain and Restore Declined Productivity in Alfisols under Long-Term Fertiliser Experiments more >
  • Regional Project: Physiological Studies on the Effect of Potassium in Mungbean (Vigna radiata (L.) Wilczek) Under Water Deficit more >