chemical fertilizer leads to a loss of organic humus, a deterioration of the fertility of top soil and a decrease in porosity the roots do not get oxygen and cannot absorb the salts effectively......
Fertilizer is a concern of farms and agriculture. Therefore, the Department of Agriculture would be concerned with this. The Environmental Protection Agency would be concerned with fertilizer runoff and possible toxicity or pollution due to certain fertilizers.
Nitrate contamination on farms can come from fertilizer application, animal manure, runoff from fields, or leaching from compost or organic matter. These sources can contribute to high nitrate levels in soil and water, posing risks to human health and the environment. Proper nutrient management practices can help reduce nitrate contamination on farms.
They provide increased yield on the fields where they are used - more than enough to compensate for the cost of the fertilizer. The environmental damage occurs downstream from the farms from the effects of the fertilizer in the runoff water.
Eutrophication
it is polluting our lakes and rivers
nonpoint source pollution
Runoff of fertilizer can cause water pollution in nearby bodies of water, leading to algae blooms and fish kills. Excess nutrients from the fertilizer can also disrupt the balance of ecosystems and harm aquatic organisms. Additionally, runoff can contribute to the contamination of drinking water sources, posing a risk to human health.
salinity
Fertilizer (and pesticide) contaminates water draining from: * Golf courses * Farms * Urban and suburban residential areas * Fertilizer and pesticide manufacturing, sales and transfer sites
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83% of ammonia is used as fertilizer on farms.
Pond, because the water is stagnant.