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Samndi M. A.

Department of Soil Science, Faculty of Agriculture Bayero University Kano

6 Publications
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Publications 6

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Research Article Vol. 32, Issue 1

Soil Suitability Evaluation for Maize in Lere Local Government Area of Kaduna State Nigeria

Magaji M. J*, Samndi M. A., Ado A A, Buji I. B., Abubakar M. A.

The soils of Lere (Saminaka) in Kaduna state, Northern Guinea Savanna climatic zone were evaluated for suitability of maize (Zea mays) cultivation, employing various methods. Data were obtained through field study and laboratory analyses. Three soil Units were delineated, and one profile was sunk in each of the soil units. The profiles were describ...

DOI: 10.67042/njss.2022.aiet2dka
Apr, 2022 Vol. 32, Issue 1 289 views 275 downloads
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Research Article Vol. 30, Issue 1

Variability of Some Soil Properties Along a Toposequence in a Basaltic Parent Material of Vom, Plateau State Nigeria

Mahmud A. T.*, Hassan I.M, SHEHU Bello Muhammad, Samndi M. A.

Topography influences the distribution of some soil physical and chemical properties. This study assessed some variation in soil properties resulting from the topographic effect on Basaltic parent material at Vom Jos Plateau State in the Southern Guinea zone of Nigeria. Soil samples were collected at an interval of 20m and at depths of 0 to15cm and...

DOI: 10.67042/njss.2020.1vuteg55
Apr, 2020 Vol. 30, Issue 1 186 views 311 downloads
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Research Article Vol. 29, Issue 2

Appraisal and Mapping of Soil Salinity and Sodicity Problems in Sector One of Watari Irrigation Scheme, Kano State.

Bashir A.Y*, Samndi A. M., Adam M.A, Moji K.T, Auwal M.

One of the main reasons for the loss of productive land in irrigated fields is the buildup of salinity in the soil. In the watari irrigation Scheme, no systematic ap-praisal and mapping have been made before within the sector. The study area was selected after a reconnaissance survey based on the farmer's complaint about the low production. Global ...

DOI: 10.67042/njss.2019.rgars39x
Apr, 2019 Vol. 29, Issue 2 157 views 282 downloads
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Research Article Vol. 29, Issue 1

Variability of Some Soil Properties Along a Toposequence in a Basaltic Parent Material of Vom, Plateau State Nigeria

Mahmud A.T*, Hassan I.M, Shehu B.M, Samndi M. A.

Topography influences the distribution of some soil physical and chemical properties. This study assessed some variation in soil properties resulting from the topographic effect on Basaltic parent material at Vom Jos Plateau State in the Southern Guinea zone of Nigeria. Soil samples were collected at an interval of 20 m and at depths of 0 to 15cm a...

DOI: 10.67042/njss.2019.htpy1n12
Apr, 2019 Vol. 29, Issue 1 171 views 246 downloads
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Research Article Vol. 28, Issue 2

Geospatial Distribution of Some Phosphorus and Potassium Forms as Influenced by Period of Irrigation in the Kano River and the Hadejia Valley Irrigation Schemes, Nigeria.

Dawaki M. U.*, Haruna K. A., Samndi A. M.

This study was carried out at Kano River Irrigation Project (KRIP) (latitudes 11º 36ʹ 0.05ʺ N to 11º 49ʹ 57.97ʺ N and longitudes 8º 28ʹ 17.02ʺ E to 8º 29ʹ 41.82ʺ E) and Hadejia Valley Irrigation Project (HVIP) (latitudes 12º 17ʹ 48.75ʺ N to 12º 24ʹ 58.28ʺ N and longitudes 9º 51ʹ 31.29ʺ E to 10º 2ʹ17.42ʺ E). The soils are largely deep, well-drained ...

DOI: 10.67042/njss.2018.dk14gie6
Aug, 2018 Vol. 28, Issue 2 158 views 254 downloads
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Research Article Vol. 26, Issue 1

Effect of Phosphorus and Sulphur on Oil Content of Sesame Varieties (research Communication)

Jahun H. A.*, Samndi M. A., S. G. Mohammed

Information on phosphorus sulphur fertilizer requirements of some new sesame varieties in Semi-Arid ecological regions is deficient therefore the need to evaluate the effects of P and S has become necessary.Two sets of experiments were carried out to evaluate the effect of phosphorus and sulphur on the oil content of sesame (Sesame indicum L.). The...

DOI: 10.67042/njss.2016.axw5sbjx
Apr, 2016 Vol. 26, Issue 1 167 views 229 downloads
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