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<b>Vermicompost and cattle urine on soil fertility and wheat yield</b> Gizachew Tiruneh (16388619) Agricultural management of nutrients Sustainable agricultural development Agricultural land planning Agricultural land management vermicompost produced cattle urine organic fertilisation wheat yield improvement <p dir="ltr">The study evaluated the effects of vermicompost and cattle urine on soil fertility and wheat productivity in northwest Ethiopia. It examined whether these locally available organic nutrient sources could improve soil chemical properties, nutrient availability, and wheat growth and yield, either alone or in combination with mineral fertilizer. The study aimed to assess their potential as sustainable nutrient-management options for improving soil fertility and wheat production while reducing dependence on external inorganic fertilizers.</p> 2026-10-02T19:10:30Z Dataset Dataset 10.6084/m9.figshare.34059408.v1 https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/_b_Vermicompost_and_cattle_urine_on_soil_fertility_and_wheat_yield_b_/34059408 CC BY 4.0