Improved soil fertility and disease resistance are results of using bio fertilizers instead of chemical fertilizers.
Specifically, bio fertilizers are nitrogen fixing bacteria and phosphate solubilizing bacteria and fungi. They develop symbiotic relationships that are mutually beneficial to the micro-organisms and plant roots. They release nutrients back slowly enough in the soil that plants have the time to direct them into activities other than growth, such as disease resistance and stress tolerance.
A farmer might choose biological control over chemical pesticides to minimize negative impacts on the environment and human health, reduce chemical residues on produce, and promote sustainable agricultural practices. Biological control methods also have the potential for long-term pest management and are often more target-specific.
True. Fertilizers provide essential nutrients to plants, which can increase their productivity and thus support a larger population of herbivores and subsequently carnivores in an ecosystem. However, excessive use of fertilizers can lead to environmental issues such as nutrient pollution.
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Compost is rich in nutrients that help to improve soil structure, fertility, and water-retention capacity. It also promotes beneficial microbial activity in the soil, increasing plant growth and resilience. Additionally, using compost reduces the need for chemical fertilizers and helps to recycle organic waste.
Availability, costs and results may be disadvantages of using natural fertilizers. Artificial, chemical, inorganic, synthetic fertilizers are available through a widespread, established network of suppliers. Also, prices tend to be higher, and amounts tend to be smaller, in terms of natural fertilizers. Additionally, natural fertilizers tend to produce less dramatic results over a longer period of time.
Because it has no pesticides, and is not grown using chemical fertilizers.
There is not enough compost to support corn demand
Chemical fertilizers are. However, there are also organic fertilizers, which are simply plant and animal byproducts that are broken down by natural processes.
Now a days farmers are yielding good results by using vermicompost, the compost prepare by using earth worms . Earth worm is one of the animal which is helpful to us.It is called farmer's friend .Using vermicompost in place of chemical fertilizers will make the soil fertile.
Chemical fertilizers are usually synthesized using minerals such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. These minerals are processed into various forms, such as ammonium nitrate, superphosphate, and potassium sulfate, which are then mixed and packaged as chemical fertilizers for agricultural use.
The shorter and easier way to show chemical reactions using symbols instead of words is called a chemical equation.
Because Manure provide Humus to the soil while fertilizers do not provide any humus. Fertilizers provide a specific nutrient to the soil while manure is reactively liss rich in plant nutrient.
This method is normally referred to as either organic farming or traditional farming.
Implementing conservation practices such as crop rotation, cover cropping, and reduced tillage to prevent soil erosion and maintain soil structure. Avoiding the overuse of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, and instead using organic farming practices to promote healthy soil biology and reduce chemical contamination.
The products you have mentioned were developed using chemical engineering.
Higher cost and greater wait for results may be the disadvantages of using a natural fertilizer.Specifically, the market still is dominated by the wide range of non-organic fertilizers. So organic products tend to be less available and more expensive. Additionally, they tend to offer a slow release of a balanced amount of necessary nutrients instead of the quick release of the fast-acting big three of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium.