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Fertilisers

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  • Wich are easier to use and keep?
    Inorganic fertilisers
  • Should weather factors be considered?
    Yes
  • What are organic fertilisers made of?
    Organic fertilizers are made by substances of natural sources, like animal or plant materials
  • Are there slow and hard fertilisers?
    No, there are slow and fast fertilisers
  • Where are inorganic fertilisers made?
    Inorganic fertilizers are manufactured within a factory or lab
  • What do fertilisers contain?
    These contain minerals, like phosphorus, nitrogen and potassium; that help crops to grow when applied correctly
  • Does each plant use different amounts of mineral nutrients?
    Yes, they do
  • Fertilisers provide...
    A range of essential nutrients to the plants, the major ones, minor nutrients and trace elements.
  • What are fertilisers?
    Fertilisers are chemicals or natural substances added to land to increase its capacity of producing abundant vegetation
  • What is a soil test?
    Identify the amount and type of essential nutrients that the plant has to have.
  • What happens if a strong rain washes the fertilisers?
    It could contaminate the rivers near the crop
  • What is needed for safety appliance of fertilisers?
    A soil test
  • Wich are the type of general fertilisers?
    There are two types of fertilisers based on their compounds, organic and inorganic
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