Necessary Nutrient Management
- Nutrient management planning aids in reducing plant nutrient contamination of waterways. Nutrients can dissolve in soil water and enter surface or groundwater via leaching or runoff if not properly managed.
- This has the potential to contaminate surface and groundwater, as well as on-farm drinking water, community wells, and other drinking water sources.
- Important nutrients could be lost, resulting in lower crop yields or higher commercial fertilizer costs.
Nutrient Management
There are various methods for preventing people from going hungry. One is to increase production efficiency. The second step is to provide food access to all people who live in food deserts, and finally, people must have enough money to buy food. Food is one of the most basic needs of all living beings and organisms. Food contains a variety of nutrients, including fats, protein, carbohydrates, minerals, and vitamins. Despite the fact that India is heavily reliant on agriculture, there is still a food shortage due to the country’s growing population.