Report ID: SQMIG30H2120
Report ID:
SQMIG30H2120 |
Region:
Global |
Published Date: November, 2024
Pages:
165
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Tables:
96 |
Figures:
76
As a result of its extensive fertile lands and advantageous climatic conditions, Asia Pacific is regarded as one of the greatest marketplaces for agricultural products. Despite these fortunate circumstances, the region is experiencing severe soil deterioration as a result of the frequent cropping required to supply the need for food. In such a situation, soil conditioners, such as compost, play a crucial role in refilling the nutrient-depleted soil as an alternative or addition to chemical fertilizers. The oldest and most popular method of refueling plants with nutrients is the use of organic manure, such as farmyard waste and green manure, in nations like India.
According to a report by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), farmyard manure is the most prevalent of the organic manures in India due to a high animal population, with cattle producing 90.0% of the nation's total manure production. Increased soil erosion rates, land clearing, deforestation, etc. have forced farmers to rely on soil conditioners to increase yields and soil health in order to meet the region's expanding food demand. So, in the future, this is anticipated to fuel the demand for soil conditioners.
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Report ID: SQMIG30H2120