With up to 9.3 billion people to feed in 2050 in the world, it becomes urgent to find ways to increase agricultural productivity across Africa, the second most populated continent.
One option developed so far by humans is “boosting” soil fertility with chemical fertilizers. But is this option sustainable? What are alternatives to chemical fertilizers do we have?
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"A nation that destroys its soils destroys itself. Forests are the lungs of our land, purifying the air and giving fresh strength to our people.” —Franklin D. Roosevelt
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I just read your blog. Day by day pollution will be increased So We have to use organic material and protect our environment. Most probably we have to promote agriculture and young generation will have to think about future.
agricultural waste is turned into renewable bio fuels, hence, my point of view, about this innovative technology, everyone shuold be aware…
Yes Nilam I agree as well!