how does manure differ from chemical fertilizer
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Any chemical or natural substance which is added into soil to increase fertility is calledFertilizer. Fertilizer is a broader term. Urea, N:P:K, Micronutrients, Compost all are fertilizers.
Manure is a type of organic fertilizer, which is usually derived from animal dung. Eg. Cow dung manure, farmyard manure, Vermi-compost etc.
Fertilizers & manures are provided to all types of plants like agriculture crops, vegetable plants, flowering plants, gardens, lawn grass & so on. Manure is usually added in bulk quantity because it is a slow release fertilizer. In organic farming where no chemical fertilizers are used, only manure is given to plants.
Manure is a type of organic fertilizer, which is usually derived from animal dung. Eg. Cow dung manure, farmyard manure, Vermi-compost etc.
Fertilizers & manures are provided to all types of plants like agriculture crops, vegetable plants, flowering plants, gardens, lawn grass & so on. Manure is usually added in bulk quantity because it is a slow release fertilizer. In organic farming where no chemical fertilizers are used, only manure is given to plants.
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manure is made from nature.
chemical fertilizer are man made .
natural things are very useful and chemical fertilizers harmful.
chemical fertilizer causes harm to soil and manure .
chemical fertilizer are man made .
natural things are very useful and chemical fertilizers harmful.
chemical fertilizer causes harm to soil and manure .
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