Find out the differences in properties and effects of organic vs. chemical fertilizers.
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BASIS FOR COMPARISONMANUREFERTILIZERMeaningManure is a natural material, obtained by decaying plant and animal waste, that can applied to the soil to enhance its fertility.Fertilizer is a human-made or natural substance, that can be added to the soil to improve its fertility and increase the productivity.PreparationPrepared in fieldsPrepared in factoriesHumusIt provides humus to the soil.It does not provide humus to the soil.NutrientsComparatively less rich in plant nutrients.Rich in plant nutrients.AbsorptionSlowly absorbed by plantsQuickly absorbed by plantsCostIt is economicalIt is costlySide effectThere is no side effect, in fact it improves the physical condition of soil.It causes harm to the living organism present in the soil.
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BASIS FOR COMPARISONMANUREFERTILIZERMeaningManure is a natural material, obtained by decaying plant and animal waste, that can applied to the soil to enhance its fertility.Fertilizer is a human-made or natural substance, that can be added to the soil to improve its fertility and increase the productivity.PreparationPrepared in fieldsPrepared in factoriesHumusIt provides humus to the soil.It does not provide humus to the soil.NutrientsComparatively less rich in plant nutrients.Rich in plant nutrients.AbsorptionSlowly absorbed by plantsQuickly absorbed by plantsCostIt is economicalIt is costlySide effectThere is no side effect, in fact it improves the physical condition of soil.It causes harm to the living organism present in the soil.
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