A pot culture experiment conducted to study the effect of iron application on available utrients of the soil grown with groundnut revealed that, the availability was the highest or N at vegetative stage; P. K, Mg and Fo at reproductive stage and Ca at harvest. Application of iron had practically no influence on available N and Ca, but it's depres- sive effect on available P, K. and. Mg status of the soll was manifested, he availability of Fe at all stages of crop growth increase on account of Fe application.
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