Manure and fertilizers contain three macro-nutrients that are the most important in plant growth: nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. Certain levels of these nutrients are needed in the soil according to what species of crop plant is being grown in that field, and according to what nutrients are lacking in the soil. But, fertilization is more commonly done according to the latter point: soil nutrition and quality. It is easier to judge how much fertilizer is needed because there are different mixes of fertilizer on can get, but manure is a little harder. But, the rule of thumb with the different types of manure is this: cow and horse manure tends to have higher nitrogen levels than phosphorous, and chicken manure tends to have higher phosphorous levels than nitrogen.
Because they help plants grow better and more vigorously. Fertilizer and manure provide more nutrients where the soil has been lacking after being cropped in for a number of years.
because fertilizers are rich in nutrients
manures and fertilizers should be added to the soil so that the fertility could be maintained.it is also used to give the soil nutrition which is present in less amount and to maintain the health of the crop
the plants grows well and it will not last long after the yield
Fertilizers and manures used on plants include Bone meal, Compost, Rock phosphate, Alfalfa meal, Feather meal, Liquid kelp, and many others.
K. S. Yawalkar has written: 'Manures and fertilizers' -- subject(s): Fertilizers, Manures 'Vegetable crops of India' -- subject(s): Vegetables
To increase the fertility of the soil .
The substances which are added to the soil in the form of nutrients like animal waste, plant waste for the healthy growth of plants are called manures and fertilizers are compounds which supply a specific nutrient to make the soil fertile.
Controlled contents and releases are reasons why fertilizers can be better than manures. Fertilizers have to comply with application, labeling and proportion requirements. Plant and soil enrichment programs offer pathogen-, pest-, weed-free, slow-release applications that will not be guaranteed by manure (that is not composted).
G. J. W. Krajenbrink has written: 'Bemesting en grondwaterkwaliteit' -- subject(s): Environmental aspects of Fertilizers, Environmental aspects of Manures, Fertilizers, Groundwater, Manures, Quality
We add them - to increase the minerals and nutrients for the plants to grow in.
H. V. Garner has written: 'Manures and fertilizers'
farmers use a mixture of manures and fertilizers so that the nutrients which cannot be fulfilled by the manures can be fulfilled by the plants and the nutrients which are not in the fertilizers can be fulfilled by the manures ex-NPK [nitrogen, phosphate and potassium] fulfill the nutrients which are not present in the manures