What is fertiliser
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Gaurav Seth 5 years, 3 months ago
A chemical fertiliser is a salt or an organic compound containing the necessary plant nutrient like nitrogen,phosphorus or potassium to make the soil more fertile. For Ex:Urea,ammonium sulphate,superphosphate,potash,NPK. Advantages of using Fertilisers 1)They provide quick replenishment of plant nutrients in the soil and restores soil fertility. 2)They are easily absorbed by the plants. 3)They are easy to transport,store and handle because they come in bags. 4)The use of fertilisers has helped the farmers to get better yields of crops such as wheat,maize,rice.
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