Organik va mineral o‘g‘itlarni birgalikda qo‘llashning tuproq unumdorligiga ta’siri
Effect of the combined application of organic and mineral fertilizers on soil fertility
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This article examines the complementary roles of organic and mineral fertilizers in maintaining soil fertility. Organic amendments contribute organic matter and can improve soil structure and biological activity, while mineral fertilizers supply plant nutrients in more readily available forms. Fertilizer rates should be based on soil testing, crop needs and nutrient budgeting to improve efficiency and reduce environmental risks. The paper is based on a review of scientific sources rather than new field trials.
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