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🌾 How to Calculate Fertilizer for Any Crop 🌾 📊 Smart Farming Begins with Smart Inputs Fertilizer application isn’t guesswork—it's a science! To maximize yield while minimizing waste, you need to calculate the right dose based on: ✅ Crop nutrient requirement ✅ Target yield ✅ Soil test report ✅ Nutrient content in the fertilizer 🔍 Here’s the Simple Formula: Required Fertilizer (kg/ha) = (Recommended Nutrient Dose / % Nutrient in Fertilizer) × 100 Let’s break it down with an example for Wheat...

Soil Testing and Monitoring – Essential for Sustainable Farming 🌱 | Sakshi Singh

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🌱 Top 10 Biofertilizers Transforming Sustainable Agriculture🌱 As agriculture moves toward sustainability, biofertilizers are playing a critical role in improving soil health, enhancing nutrient availability, and reducing dependency on chemical fertilizers. These living microorganisms work naturally with plants and soil, creating long-term benefits for farmers and the environment. Below are 10 important biofertilizers widely used in modern and organic farming: 1️⃣ Rhizobium A nitrogen-fixing...

Phosphorus is an essential element for proper plant growth and development, playing a crucial role in various biological processes. In this article, we...

🌱 Why is Phosphorus Deficient in Calcareous Soils? Even with regular fertilizer applications, phosphorus (P) often remains unavailable to crops in alkaline and calcareous soils. 🔬 The Chemistry Behind the Deficiency: In soils with high pH (7.5–8.5) and abundant Ca²⁺ ions, phosphate ions (H₂PO₄⁻ / HPO₄²⁻) react with calcium to form insoluble Ca-P minerals like dicalcium phosphate (DCP), octacalcium phosphate (OCP), and hydroxyapatite. These reactions occur quickly after P fertilizer...

Water-holding capacity varies with soil texture and organic matter content.

Polycultures increase soil biodiversity compared to monocultures.