Dr. Ijaz Ali

Dr. Ijaz Ali

Understanding the soil beneath a crop is the starting point for better nutrient management. Dr. Ijaz Ali’s professional background brings a soil science perspective to BlogAgri’s coverage of fertility, conservation and sustainable land use.His research interests connect the physical condition of soil with the movement and availability of nutrients. Work on crop residues, erosion and soil carbon and nitrogen cycling provides context for understanding why fertilizer inputs must be considered alongside soil conditions and management practices.

Research and professional focus

His published work includes research on soil pH variation in the rice-producing areas of Sheikhupura and on soil and nutrient losses from sloping agricultural land. These subjects link field measurements with the practical challenge of maintaining productive soils.

Hydroponic Farming: Setup, Costs, Benefits & Systems

Hydroponic farming

Hydroponic farming is the practice of growing plants without conventional soil by supplying their roots with water containing dissolved nutrients. Plants may grow directly in nutrient solution or in supporting materials such as coconut coir, perlite, rockwool, or expanded clay.…

Aquaponics for Beginners: Build Your First System

Aquaponics

Aquaponics combines fish farming with soil-free plant production in one recirculating system. Fish release waste, beneficial bacteria convert that waste into plant-available nutrients, and plant roots help clean the water before it returns to the fish tank. A successful beginner…

Future of Aeroponic Farming Systems

he first time you see healthy roots hanging in an aeroponic chamber, the system seems almost too simple. There is no bed to weed and no pot of soil around the plant. The roots hang in a dark chamber while…