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What has the author T Kaddar written?
T. Kaddar has written: 'The vital role of potassium fertilizers in tropical agriculture' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Potassium fertilizers
What the element used in the production of fertilizers?
ammonia
Is phosphate found in agriculture?
Phosphates are very common fertilizers.
Is phosphate used in agriculture?
Yes, phosphates are used as fertilizers.
How is agriculture consumer of industrial products?
Agriculture also needs fertilizers , pesticides , tractors which are industrial product
What is the full form of NPK fertilizers?
it is the combination of nitrate,potash and phosphorous used for agriculture
What are phosphorus mineral salts for?
Phosphates are largely used as fertilizers in agriculture.
Why is agriculture declining in Greece?
Greece's land has become polluted from the large amounts of fertilizers and pesticides used in agriculture in the past.
What are phosphorus mineral salts used for?
The most important application is as fertilizers in agriculture.
How do nitrates get into H2O?
Fertilizers used in agriculture are partially drained in lakes an rivers.
What has the author Gregory Makhiv written?
Gregory Makhiv has written: 'The science of fertilization in Ukrainian agriculture' -- subject(s): Soils, Agriculture, Fertilizers
How did the agriculture survive before fertilizers?
All fertilizers did and continue to do is accelerate the growing process by constantly adding energy in the form of nutrients. Agriculture survived just fine without fertilizers-- the natural biochemical cycles ensured that key nutrients and proficient components in the growing process were used by crops. These crops (however meager) would feed the population of humans to some degree. It is also worth mentioning that agriculture has completely been modified since the practice of fertilizing the soil, sometimes for the worst.The difference between then and now is the simple fact that there are more people today. There was a time before the industrial production of fertilizers that humans were growing too quickly and there wasn't enough food to feed all. But fertilizers create environments of crop-friendly soil even when it wasn't before-- effectually bumping up the human population's carrying capacity.
