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On every bag of fertilizer,
whether chemical or biological,
there is an analysis of the
percentage of available nitrogen,...
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Wheat,Ground Nut, Cotton, Bajra,
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| Biological Analysis of Natural Fertilizers has been done |
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| On every bag of fertilizer, whether chemical or biological, there is an analysis of the percentage of available nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (N-P-K) written in plain view. This analysis enables the user to determine how much he or she needs to produce a good yield. By law, manufacturers are allowed to indicate only the nutrients that are immediately available. This causes confusion for people who prefer to use natural/organic fertilizers because most of the nutrients in these materials are available over an extended period of time. These time-release or insoluble nutrients are not indicated on the bag, but because insoluble nutrients are so much more efficient than soluble nutrients, the analysis on a bag of natural fertilizer need only be 15-20% as high as the analysis on a bag of chemical fertilizer for comparable yields. This is not to say that natural fertilizers are 5-6 times stronger than their analysis indicates, only that a strict translation of the analysis into pounds per square foot without considering the insoluble portion of the material would be inaccurate and impractical. The recommended application rates of organic fertilizers consider the short and long term nutrients and are designed for maximum production and quality at a competitive price. |
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