They spread them on the fields where it feeds the plants and make them grow bigger/faster.
To increase the fertility of the soil .
Chemical fertilizers and herbicides cost money. Spraying the edge of a field where the crops are not growing would be a waste of resources. In the case of fertilizers, spraying the edge of the field would benefit only the growth of natural weeds and hedgerows.
So that their crops grow better. But, some fertilizers make it harder for microorganisms in the soil to produce nutrients naturally.
It depends on whether they want to or not. Organic fertilizers are good but when it comes down to saying whether they should or not is really up to them.
Fertilizers are spread on fields by farmers to help their crops grow.
it helps because the fertilizer has nutrients that helps the plants grow
the affect of fertilizers on the resources is that our farmers use fertilizers in order to maintain the fertility of soil except organic fertilizers
They spread them on the fields where it feeds the plants and make them grow bigger/faster.
Ground manure
fertilizers
Ammonia
Farmers, gardeners and persons making improvised explosives. BTW: it is spelled 'fertilizers.'
= pestcides and fertilizers are bad and ruin their crops =
Farmers usually add fertilizer to the soil to help their crops grow better. Basic fertilizers are a mixture of Nitrogen potassium and phosphate
farmers have to borrow money to purchase seeds,fertilizers and pesticides.
It's not entirely true to say, "...regularly add nitrate fertilizers..." since farmers in the US generally select the kind of fertilizers to use based on the nutrient needs of the crop, timing of application, and price of the fertilizer material. Nitrate fertilizers are one form they can use to get nitrogen, possibly the single most important nutrient, to their crops. However, nitrates are not always the most appropriate form to use, and so they also use ammonium types such as urea or anhydrous ammonia.