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Organic Fertilizers
Rajeev Pratap Singh
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agricultura
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| Organic fertiliser refers to materials used as fertiliser that occur regularly in nature, usually as a by product or end product of a naturally occurring process. Organic fertilisers such as manure have been used in agriculture for thousands of years; ancient farmers did not understand the chemistry involved, but they did recognise the benefit of providing their crops with organic material. Interest in organic farming is growing world-wide as sustainable agricultural practice nowadays. Organic fertilisers are sustained sources of nutrients due to slow release during decomposition. By increasing soil organic matter, organic farming can reinstate the natural fertility of the damaged soil, which will improve the crop productivity to feed the growing population. Organic fertilisers enhance the natural soil processes, which have long-term effects on soil fertility. The book is a very valuable compilation in this direction. |
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| Preface; Effects of Organic Inputs in Urban Agriculture & their Optimization for Poverty Alleviation in Senegal, West-Africa; Effect of Organic Fertilizers on Biological Parameters Influencing Soil Quality; Replenishing Soil Organic Matter with Organic Fertilisers; Environmental Impacts of Organic Fertilizers Usage in Agriculture; Vermicomposting Parameters Play an Effective Role in Green Sustainable Approach; Valorization of Organic Wastes as Fertilizer. Environmental Concerns of Composting & Anaerobic Digestion Technologies; Using Organic Fertilizers to Grow Asparagus & Half High Blueberries; A Prospectus for Bio-Organic Fertilizer Based on Micro-Organisms: Recent & Future Research in Agricultural Ecosystem. |
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