How have modern farming methods lead to loss of soil fertility. story of palampur?
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Modern farming methods imply use of chemical fertilisers and artificial irrigation. Excessive use of chemical fertilisers has led to loss of soil fertility in the following manner : (a) The chemical fertilisers and pesticides destroy the microorganisms in the soil making the soil less fertile. (b) The continuous use of groundwater for tubewell irrigation has reduced the water-table below the ground.
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Modern farming methods imply use of chemical fertilisers and artificial irrigation. Excessive use of chemical fertilisers has led to loss of soil fertility in the following manner : (a) The chemical fertilisers and pesticides destroy the microorganisms in the soil making the soil less fertile. (b) The continuous use of groundwater for tubewell irrigation has reduced the water-table below the ground.
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Modern farming methods imply use of chemical fertilisers and artificial irrigation. Excessive use of chemical fertilisers has led to loss of soil fertility in the following manner : (a) The chemical fertilisers and pesticides destroy the microorganisms in the soil making the soil less fertile.
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