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Kiran Karthik Raj

Publications (4)

Soil and Plant Molybdenum Status in Coconut Palms of the Southern Coastal Plain (AEU 1), Kerala, India

Arun E V, Kiran Karthik Raj, B Rani, Naveen Leno, Pratheesh P Gopinath & Nisha M.S · International Journal of Plant & Soil Science · 2025

Aims:  To assess plant molybdenum concentrations in coconut palms across the Southern Coastal Plain (Agro Ecological Unit 1 of Kerala) and evaluate nutritional status against established sufficiency standards for tree crops. Study Design:  Survey-based field study with spatial sa...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ijpss/2025/v37i125889

Nutrient Management for Targeted Yield for the Groundnut Crop in Lateritic Soils

Karthu P. V., Visveswaran S., Rani B. & Kiran Karthik Raj · Journal of Scientific Research and Reports · 2025

A study was conducted in the southern lateritic soils of Kerala to test and verify the STCR-based targeted yield equation for groundnut, which was developed under the AICRP on STCR. The experiment was conducted at a latitude of 8° 25’ 46’’ N and 76° 59’ 21’’ E longitude, at 36.16...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jsrr/2025/v31i53031

From Siltation to Sustainability: A Farmer Centered Assessment of Farm Pond Degradation and Conservation Priorities in Palakkad

Ashitha S. Santhosh, A. R. Durga, Anil Kuruvila, F. Thasnimol & Kiran Karthik Raj · Asian Research Journal of Agriculture · 2026

Background: Farm ponds are among the most widely promoted on-farm water-harvesting structures for emergency or supplementary irrigation and for stabilising crop production in rainfed and semi-arid tracts. Over time, however, many of these structures lose their functional efficien...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/arja/2026/v19i4927

LD Slag as a Soil Amendment and Nutrient Source in Sustainable Agriculture: A Review

Kavvampalli Mahadev, Susha V S, Shalini Pillai. P, Ameena, M & Kiran Karthik Raj · Journal of Advances in Biology & Biotechnology · 2025

The steel industry has grown rapidly, leading to the production of large quantities of steel slag, a by-product from processes like basic oxygen, electric arc, and ladle furnaces. Once seen as an industrial waste, steel slag is now valued in agriculture as a soil enhancer and nut...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/jabb/2025/v28i113251