Chemistry, asked by disha283952, 1 month ago

Ram’s father is a farmer he uses lot of chemical fertilizers to

increase fertility of soil. He uses lot of pesticides, weedicides

and insecticides for healthy crops but these chemicals are

non-biodegradable and cause water pollution. These

chemicals are also mixed up with wheat, rice, barley etc.,

and consumed by us. But Shyam’s father use eco-friendly

manure and bio-degradable pesticides.

(a) What should be done before using fertilizer?

(b) Which soil is generally best for crops?

(c) Why should manure be preferred over chemical fertilizers?

(d) A substance X is added to acidic soil to make it fit for

plants to grow? Identify X

(e) How does adding X help in controlling the acidity of soil.​

Answers

Answered by prakritikahalra
1

Answer:

hope it helps

The successful use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides depends on two factors: 1. do you have an intensive export oriented agriculture or more subsistence / local farming?

2. How important is agribusiness for the whole economy in your region? Can the consumers afford organicly farmed products? Or are the people willing to accept the impact of the chemicals?

I think the use of chemicals differs a lot depending ond region and product that is farmed. And any change will differ as much. Asking both questions should give you a rather prcise answer for the region you are looking at.

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