Question

advantages and disadvantages of chemical fertilisers in 5 - 5 points each

Answer 1

ADVANTAGE-. 1.its helps to grow plants quickly.. 2.it save the time of worker. DISADVANTAGE-1.its make the environment harmfull2.also leads to soil degradation

Answer 2

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Advantages of Natural Fertilizers

In nature, decomposition of organic matter creates a natural fertilizer. Applying organic compost or well-aged herbivore manure adds nutrient-rich organic material to the soil, improving quality and texture. Adding organic material to the soil increases its ability to hold water; reduces erosion from water and wind; decreases compaction and crusting of the soil; and raises soil pH. A study at Virginia Tech comparing organic or inorganic fertilizers determined that organic fertilizer is the better choice. Creating your own organic fertilizer from leaves, grass clippings, kitchen scraps and yard debris recycles waste into valuable, no-cost fertilizer. Natural fertilizers are less likely to burn tender, young plants as they are less concentrated than chemical formulas. You may also want the peace of mind of knowing the food you cultivate is free of noxious chemicals. Natural fertilizers are chemical-free and can save you money.

Disadvantages of Natural Fertilizers

Natural fertilizers are slow to break down into the nutrients the growing garden requires. Many natural fertilizers, such as manure, seaweed or fish oil, are quite smelly and are too offensive to use on indoor plants. Gathering natural materials, such as seaweed, grass clippings and leaves, to add to the compost pile is labor-intensive and time-consuming. Distribution of nutrients in organic fertilizer varies. Organic materials break down at different rates, so the composition and content of organic fertilizer is never consistent. It is a misconception to believe that just because a fertilizer is organic, it is automatically safer. Organic fertilizer, if you apply it incorrectly, can contribute to surface and groundwater contamination, create a nutritional imbalance in the soil and cause salt burns.