Its application will help reduce usage of granular urea by about 14% and that of DAP initially by 6% and later by 20%. It will lead to saving in foreign exchange reserves of the country, improvement in plant nutrition and 100% availability of nutrients in the soil.
Hey there Hiten Barman :)
So, let's dive into the scoop on the new liquid nano Di-Ammonia Phosphate (DAP) fertilizer. It's a game-changer for Indian farmers, no kidding.
First off, this stuff is designed to help farmers cut back on using granular urea by a solid 14%. And as for DAP, it's going to initially reduce usage by 6%, with a big jump to 20% down the road. That's some serious saving power right there.
Now, why is this important? Well, aside from saving farmers some cash, it's also going to help our country stash away more foreign exchange reserves. Plus, it's a real boost to plant nutrition. Think of it as a turbocharge for your crops.
And here's the kicker: with this liquid nano DAP, we're talking about 100% nutrient availability in the soil. That means your plants are getting all the good stuff they need, right when they need it.
So, in a nutshell, this new liquid nano DAP fertilizer is a win-win-win for Indian farmers. It saves money, shores up reserves, and keeps those crops happy and healthy. What's not to love?
@Kaushik Shandilya is there any published research work on nano DAP on important crops.
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