• Fertilizers were used 8,000 years ago

    Fertilizers were used 8,000 years ago
    During the Stone Age around 6,000 years BC, farmers knew how to use cattle manure such as cows, sheep, goats and pigs as a slow-release fertilizer for plants.
  • Producing microbial fertilizer from peat with low price

    Producing microbial fertilizer from peat with low price
    Peat is made up of corpses of different plants. Plant material is accumulated, buried and affected by submerged conditions for many years. With anaerobic decomposition, the plant
  • Nitrate - Danger of fertilizer abuse

    Nitrate - Danger of fertilizer abuse
    Using too much fertilizer, especially nitrogen fertilizer in cultivation leads to excessive nitrate (NO3) and dangerous to consumers' health, scientists warn.
  • Collect nitrogen fertilizer from the air

    Collect nitrogen fertilizer from the air
    Synthetic fertilizer for plants is a major source of pollution. This effect is even more pronounced when the fertilizer dissolves and dissolves into the water source.
  • Sugarcane fertilizer from sugarcane plant waste

    Sugarcane fertilizer from sugarcane plant waste
    Hanoi team of scientists has successfully researched the technology of producing micro-organic fertilizer specialized for sugarcane.
  • Calculating fertilizer demand of rice plants by technique

    Calculating fertilizer demand of rice plants by technique
    In order to use fertilizers effectively, especially in rice production, for many years, the agricultural sector has regularly advised farmers to use fertilizers on the principle of
  • Applying mixed fertilizer for tomatoes

    Applying mixed fertilizer for tomatoes
    Tomato plants are being cultivated by farmers all over the country, from household consumption to large commodity production. Besides breeding and caring factors, the technique of
  • Biological products turn straw into organic fertilizer

    Biological products turn straw into organic fertilizer
    For rural areas, the situation of people igniting and discharging indiscriminately straw after harvest into canals, roads causing dust, environmental pollution, obstructing traffic
  • Fertilizer from ... hair

    Fertilizer from ... hair
    Hair, which is what goes off at ladies' beauty and hair cutting shops, can become a useful source of nutrition for the soil if combined with other fertilizers.
  • Fertilizing for rubber

    Fertilizing for rubber
    At the basic construction stage (KTCB), rubber trees (CS) need nutrition to develop roots, stems, branches and leaves. In the condition of adequate nutrients, plants grow quickly,