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25/07/22

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Originally posted by float^: ↑

Since there's a few farmers here, what's the deal with the nitrogen pollution news? I understand it's a big problem for the environment, and that it's hard for farmers to calculate the right amount to use (several variables to consider), but it would be fair to assume they're not going to use more than they have to. I mean who would willingly pay more than they have to, in order to get a reasonable yield? How does a government (or the WEF who seems to be pushing for this) expect farmers to use less than they currently use? How does it work? cheers

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Hi float^ although i dont crop ..too much nitrogen (excessive) isnt good for plant growth in fact may damage ,stunt even kill plants ..farmers tend to use less to reduce risk (damage ) too plant plus cost & lately availability .Spreading is usually early to kick start plant growth(roots) & 1 later to help yield which is important
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