Published Paper Details:

In Madhya Pradesh, Mustard are most important edible oilseed group of crops with predominance of Indian mustard followed by toria and yellow sarson. Due to the intensive cultivation and use of unbalanced and inadequate fertilizers accompanied by rastricted use of organic manures in soils not only deficient in the nutriants, but also deteriorated the soil health resulting in decline in crop rasponses to the recommanded dose of NPK fertilizars in the region as well as chemical fertilizers are an expensive option for fullfill the need of nutrient with minimizing the cost of cultivation as well as maintenance soil fertility status ,Integrated Nutrient Management is best option Thus, intagration of organic manures with fertilizers, not only supply macronutrients but also meet the requirement of micronutrients . The responses of mustard to various treatmants were recorded i.e. growth attributes, yield and yield attribiutes, nutrient content and nutrient uptake, soil proparties and available nutrients and mustiard quality. many field experiment for INM in fenugreek was conducted by researcher which shows that how integrated nutrient management practices repercussion on fertility status of soil , uptake efficiency of nitrogen, phosphorus and potash, protein content , height of plant, no. of branches , biomass, number of pods , number of seeds pod-1, test weight as well as grain and straw yield of fenugreek.