New Delhi [India], August 27 (ANI): One Nation, One Fertiliser (ONOF) programme will be implemented across the country from October starting with urea and later crop nutrients di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) or muriate of potash (MOP) will be sold under a single brand name, ‘Bharat’, U

India has been implementing some of the biggest nutrition programs for decades and while some improvement in nutrition is indicated, on the whole malnutrition levels remain high. This needs to be explained at several levels, and one explanation that should not be neglected relates to soil heal

While sewage is something we aim to avoid, our re-use of waste water may soon be an important way of combating another oncoming crisis: a lack of phosphorus for fertiliser. Because as fossil fuel use declines in line with emissions targets, the supplies of sulphur this industry produces as a b

Household cleaning is a murky area for consumers who want to be environmentally conscious. Of course we can assume that reusing cloth rags for cleaning is greener than buying paper towels, but household cleaners are not required to list their ingredients under the Federal Hazardous Substances

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By controlling phosphorous levels, plants can be finished without plant deficiencies showing.

Reducing phosphorous (P) during plug production has become a standard practice to control growth. However, this technique does not need to be limited to plugs. Rather, recent research is showing

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