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What suggestion would you give to a farmer to reduce the use of fertilisers? Remember that nitrogen the in major component of fertilisers is essential for growth of plants.​

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Answered by evitaanita392
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What suggestion would you give to a farmer to reduce the use of fertilisers? Remember that nitrogen the in major component of fertilisers is essential for growth of plants.​

✔The question is more important in relation to soil-plant relationships and environment than crop production alone. Because excessive use of fertilizer affects soil quality and environment, such as water pollution through runoff, causing excessive richness of nutrients in a lake or other body of water (i.e. eutriphication) and pollution of the atmosphere as gas emission (e.g N2O). Continuous and excessive applications of nitrogen fertilizers containing sulfates (e.g. ammonium sulfate and ammonium sulfate nitrate) cause and exacerbate soil acidity, particularly in humid tropical soils.

Excessive uptake of nutrients (e.g. nitrate) by plants may also cause undesirable effects on human health. Another example, excessive use of nitrogen fertilizers on the production of malt barley causes undesirable effect on the quality and amount of malt extracts and brewing process, which in turn affects the quality of the beer. Overall, as mentioned above if not properly managed continuous application of chemical fertilizers may have adverse effects on soil health, plant growth and quality, and the environment. So, optimum and balanced fertilization based on soil test and crop requirement is advisable for sustainable agricultural productivity, and soil, crop and environmental quality.


evitaanita392: chemical fertilizers are made up of many chemicals which can be harmful for the crops and us too!!
NeeruBatra: I said the suggestion to farmers
NeeruBatra: I am not saying to tell the explanation
evitaanita392: There are lots of approached these days being followed , where there is minimum role of chemicals , though the world is divided , which one is the best , since food demand is on the continuous increasing side. some of the approaches like organic farming , biodynamic farming , natural farming , conservation agriculture ( allows limited use of chemicals ), integrated crop management , however , combination organic farming and conservation agriculture has produced much better dividends .
NeeruBatra: thanks
evitaanita392: Is this one correct
NeeruBatra: ueah
NeeruBatra: I mean yeah
evitaanita392: Mark my answer as brainliest plz
NeeruBatra: ok
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