Advantages & disadvantages of fertilizers

RutvijKhatri 48,450 views 6 slides Feb 11, 2013
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Fertilizer is any organic or inorganic material of
natural or synthetic origin that is added to a
soil to supply one or more plant nutrients
essential to the growth of plants.

We need more food to feed increased
population.
This is only possible through high yielding
varieties of food grains and other food materials
like Oilseeds, Sugar, Fruits etc.
All these things need nutrition through roots -
from soil.
These nutritions in large quantity can only be
fortified to soil through use of Chemical
fertilizers.

Excess or uncontrolled use can spoil the soil
properties, Osmotic pressure, Conductivity and
water holding capacity.
It may also affect adversely on population of
microorganisms and other parameters.
It can also damage water resources.
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