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Q: Why do farmers use ammonia nitrate on their Fields?
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Why ammonium nitrate is not use in prepartion of ammonia?

Ammonium nitrate itself is usually made by reacting ammonia with nitric acid. It does not occur naturally.


Explain why farmers regularly add nitrate fertilizers to their field?

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.


Why do farmers use manure on their fields?

For fertilizer.


Why do farmers use quicklime?

they use it to neutralise acidic soil in fields


How can you tell if an aquarium has a fuctioning nitrate cycle?

You use a test kit and test for Nitrate/Nitrite/Ammonia. If you have either of the last two the cycle is not coping.


What did ancient farmers use to bring water to their fields?

They used levee canals to bring water to their fields.


Can you make meth with urea cold packs instead of ammonia nitrate?

no you cant. your thinking of the shake n bake one pot method and one has to use amonia nitrate, not urea.


What technology did the Egyptians farmers use to get water from the Nile to their fields?

irrigation


What technology did Egyptian farmers use to get water water from the Nile to their fields?

irrigation


What did farmers use back then when they didn't have tractors?

Before tractors farmers used horses, mules, and oxen to till the fields.


What practice do some farmers use to create narrow level fields?

Terrace farming


How does fish poop help photosynthesis?

It doesn't do so directly. The poop breaks down and creates ammonia and mulm. This ammonia is deadly poisonous but nature has contrived to fix it by converting it into Nitrite and then to Nitrate by using naturally occurring bacteria in the environment and the 'cycled' filter. The plants can then use up the nitrate and mulm as they photosynthesise and grow.