Abstract The experiment on continuous cropping at Anand Agricultural University was employed for the study; the macro- and micronutrient content, soil boron percentage, and critical physical properties of 2019 topsoil samples were analysed and compared to 2014 levels. In 2019, however, scientists not only analysed soil samples from the surface to deep down for biological information, but also for a wide range of soil properties. Traditional analytical techniques were used to examine three kinds of plant and soil samples. For this study, we looked at the effect of long-term application of FYM on fertility levels and the correlation between soil organic carbon and boron content in a bajra-mustard-cowpea (f) cropping cycle.