This document discusses the management of calcareous soils. Calcareous soils contain calcium carbonate (CaCO3) which affects soil properties related to plant growth, both physically and chemically. Calcareous soils are formed through weathering of carbonate-rich parent materials in drier areas with low rainfall. They occupy over 30% of the earth's surface. Managing calcareous soils involves addressing issues like high buffering capacity, crusting, nutrient deficiencies, and low water holding capacity. Amendments like sulfur, iron sulfate, and lime sulfur can be used to convert CaCO3 to other forms. Nutrient and micronutrient management also plays an important role in managing calcareous soils. Field experiments