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The Difference between Artificial and Natural Fertilizers - Adam and Marta

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The Difference between Artificial and Natural Fertilizers - Adam and Marta

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Organic Fertilizers are found from living products or deceased products such as animal wastes, crop residues, compost (decayed organic material used as a fertilizer for growing plants) and can also be found in other bi-products of living organisms. Organic fertilizers have been used for thousands of years making it the oldest known fertilizer. They were used to increase the yield (Crop yield is a measurement of the amount of agricultural production harvested per unit of land area) for plants in the house and also agricultural plants. Organic fertilizers are applied in the soil or sometimes on top of the plant. There is often a variety of nutrients found in organic fertilizers while only having to be applied once. On the other hand, Inorganic Fertilizers are derived from non-living sources and include most of our man made, petroleum fertilizers and commercial fertilizers. Man-made and natural fertilizers contain the same elements but the inorganic/man-made ones react faster than natural fertilizers. Man-made fertilizers when used properly and with right quantities, give the nutrients to the plants efficiently and are also safe for the environment.
- Adam and Marta
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The two hazards of artificial fertilizers is can lead to calcium deficiency and the plant can loss its structure. It can also lead to many different health problem for the people planting the plants and for the people eating them

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The two hazards of artificial fertilizers is can lead to calcium deficiency and the plant can loss its structure. It can also lead to many different health problem for the people planting the plants and for the people eating them

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nysa and erin

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 Outline two hazards of artificial fertilisers that you feel are the most important and justify your choice.- Khalifa & Laith

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 Outline two hazards of artificial fertilisers that you feel are the most important and justify your choice.- Khalifa & Laith

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1. It strips away nutritial contents in foods.
2. Direct contact or exposure to synthetic chemical fertilizers can kill babies or cause health problems in many people.

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differences between organic and inorganic fertilizers, alice

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differences between organic and inorganic fertilizers, alice

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organic fertilizers are derived from living material which includes animal waste, crop residues, compost and many other products that come from living organisms. it is the oldest known form of fertilizer and has been used for hundreds of years. they are organic as it is made out of naturally found materials and include things such as composted vegetables and decomposed animal waste. the material needs to be decomposed to allow the release of the nutrients in the soil.

Inorganic fertilizers are derived from non living sources and include man made petroleum and commercial fertilizers.

they both contain the same elements but the man made fertilizers act more quickly.

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Excess nitrogen used in crop fertilisation contributes to the mass release of greenhouse gases such as CO2 and nitrous oxide into the atmosphere.- Ethan, Trivi and Brahim

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Natural fertilizers our made through decomposition while artificial fertilizers our made from non living sources and include most of our man made techniques. And they are more effective that natural fertilizers. 

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Natural fertilizers our made through decomposition while artificial fertilizers our made from non living sources and include most of our man made techniques. And they are more effective that natural fertilizers. 

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nysa & erin

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2 hazards of artificial fertilizers: duaa

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2 hazards of artificial fertilizers: duaa

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- synthetic fertilizers can deplete the nutritional content of foods
- they kills microorganisms and plants: they have high acid content. Acid kills other microorganisms that are beneficial to plants. they bore through and aerate soil. They also deposit rich skin casts. Most importantly, they break down organic matter
- humans and pets:

Synthetic fertilizers are not beneficial to you or your pets either. Studies show that exposure to such fertilizers causes cancer in pets. Exposure may also cause respiratory problems in humans.

Synthetic fertilizers produce nutritionally deficient vegetables that do not necessarily give your body the vitamins it needs. In fact, you may consume more pesticides than vitamins.

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2. According to research back in 2013, the synthetic fertilizers can seriously affect the deplete of the nutritional contents of foods. Creating a direct contact and full exposure to the synthetic chemical fertilizer that can kill young born babies or cause serious health problems to people. It also known that the metals found in these type of fertilizers are known to be carcinogens, reproductive and developmental, liver, and blood toxicants. It is predicted that in five years time around 270 million pounds of toxic waste

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There is an increasing concern that use of chemical fertilisers on soil depletes the soil of essential nutrients. As a result, the food produced in these soils have less vitamin and mineral content. Soil where chemical has been used has less, magnesium, potassium and calcium content.-Ethan, Trivi and Brahim

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Artificial and natural fertilisers Ismail and Irhama and Sultan

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Artificial and natural fertilisers Ismail and Irhama and Sultan

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Natural fertilisers are from once living material, including animal waste
, crop residues

Artificial fertilisers are from non living sources and include most of our man made, petroleum fertilisers and commercial fertilisers

Potassium chloride contains very high amounts of potassium, which can result in an unbalanced phosphate.

Artificial fertilisers can kill babies or cause health problems in many people because of exposure to synthetic chemical. Also another hazard

synthetic fertilisers can cause a vast array of symptoms, some immediate, some signs showing up later, some affects on people and animals are direct and some effects are indirect.

Disadvantage of natural fertilisers are slow to break down into the nutrients the growing garden requires. Many natural fertilisers, such as manure, seaweed or fish oil.

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Synthetic/artificial fertilizers can deplete the nutritional content of food. direct contact or exposure to this kind of fertilizer can kill babies and cause serious health issues in people such as kidney, liver, allergy or health deficits, so exposure should be avoided for these people. the effects are often underestimated though the damage they cause is very dangerous and on a large scale, affecting the society and the environment.

there are chemicals such as Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium which can be dangerous when combined with fertilizer. there is a natural balance for healthy soil and healthy plants which includes the environment and microbes present. when the synthetic and unnatural force gets unpredictable, it causes problems occur. they can dramatically impact how plants absorb minerals and other necessary elements that help in photosynthesis

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Natural fertilizer, include compost, mulch and aged manure, as well as fish emulsion, bone meal, kelp and soybeans. Natural fertilizers depend on organisms in the soil to break down the product, thereby releasing these vital nutrients over a longer period of time, making them less likely to damage and burn the plants' delicate leaves, roots and stems. Natural fertilizers are organic products that have been extracted from living things or from the earth. They can be either plant-derived or animal-derived.

Whereas artificial fertilizer, usually has a higher level and a larger percentage of soluble nitrogen than do natural fertilizers. They are composed of the synthesized chemicals of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. In general, natural fertilizers contain lesser amounts of N-P-K than their synthesized counterparts, so you need to use more of them to supply the plant with the required amount of nitrogen, phosphorus or potassium.

Harmful effects of artificial fertilizers:
Increases air pollution: Excess nitrogen used in crop fertilization can contribute to the release of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide into the atmosphere. This effect is caused by using a greater amount of chemical fertilizer than the plants can readily absorb. Excess greenhouse gases trapped in the atmosphere may be contributing to the increase of land and ocean surface temperatures.

Soil Acidification:

The over-use of chemical fertilizers can lead to soil acidification because of a decrease in organic matter in the soil. Nitrogen applied to fields in large amounts over time damages topsoil, resulting in reduced crop yields. Sandy soils are much more prone to soil acidification than are clay soils. Clay soils have an ability to buffer the effects of excess chemical fertilization.

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Natural fertilizers are organic products that have been obtained from living things or from the earth. They can be either be derived from plants or animals.
Some examples would be mushroom manure, blood meal, bone meal, poultry or horse manure  and compost.
Synthetic fertilizers are those composed of the synthesized chemicals of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Fritz Haber is known as the father of fertilizers.

Direct exposure or contact of these fertilizers can kill babies and cause health problems in many people.
Excess Potassium can also cause the loss of structure of the plant stem and cause calcium deficiency.
When the synthetic and unnatural force feeding of chemicals, can destroy the balance that is needed so that plants grow.

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Distinguish between artificial and natural fertilizers.- Khalifa& Laith

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Distinguish between artificial and natural fertilizers.- Khalifa& Laith

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Organic fertilizers  are derived from living or once living material, including animal waste's crop residues, and other byproducts of living organisms. They are normally applied liberally as topdressing to agricultural fields or production areas. Inorganic fertilizers are derived from non-living sources and include most of our man made, petroleum fertilizers and commercial fertilizers. Man made and natural fertilizers contain the same elements, but man made fertilizers act more quickly.