Differentiate between manures and fertilizers
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Difference between manures and fertilizers
The main difference between the two is that manure is all-natural animal droppings while fertilizer may be natural but may also have chemicals and other unknown substances added to it. Synthetic fertilizers are usually combinations of chemicals that each provide a certain nutrient.
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Manures-
- These are natural organic substances.
- these are rich in humus but not in inorganic nutrients.
- these are prepared in fields.
- manure is not nutrient specific. It only removes the general deficiency of soil.
- manure is not readily soluble in water. Thus, it is absorbed by the plant slowly.
Fertilizers-
- these are inorganic salts made by humans.
- these are rich in inorganic nutrients but do not contain humus
- these are prepared in factories.
- fertilizers are nutrients specific and provide specific nutrients to the soil.
- fertilizers are soluble in water and a readily absorbed by the plants.
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