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land degradation
Degraded land
land degradation occurs when the economic and biological productivity of land lost as a result of
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Water
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clearance Agricultural depletion of soil nutrients through poor farming practices, Soil erosion Heavy equipment Poor irrigation. Factories Commercial development Destabilizing the local ecosystem livestock including overgrazing and over drafting Salinity
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Water pollution The nutrients in fertilizers can cause problems for natural habitats and for human health.
Contamination with impurities Phosphate fertilizers usually contain impurities such as fluorides, cadmium and uranium. Fertilizer dependency Effectively farmers unknowingly became dependent on 'bought in' water soluble.
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Soil acidification
Regular use of acidulated fertilizers generally contribute to the accumulation of soil acidity.
Trace mineral depletion Inorganic fertilizers may not replace trace mineral elements in the soil which become gradually depleted by crops.
Over fertilization Over-fertilization of commercial pot or container-grown crops results in high concentrations of soluble salts in the potting medium.
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Data Analysis
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Solutions
Soil Erosion:
soil conservation programs. Maintain a vegetation cover . prevent overgrazing. crop rotation.
Desertification
Reduce overgrazing and deforestation. Limit human activities. Plant more trees and grasses to anchor soil and hold water. Plant leguminous plants.
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Solutions
Salinization
Reduce irrigation. Switch to salt-tolerant crops . Use humic acids to fix anions and cations and eliminate them from the root region of the plants.
Fertilizer
Educate farmers on how to use chemical fertilizers. Change the soil after examination by specialized people. Determine the quality of the soil. Taken a soil sample containing elements. Fertilizers needed for such soil if it is single or compound.
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Urea
800 grams / 3 times a week for two weeks 300 grams / three times a week for two weeks
1.6kg / three times a week for two weeks 600 grams three times a week for two weeks.
Potassium
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