Plantings away from N S are justified as adaptations to shape of terrain to achieve more efficient use of land, or to avoid hazards from soil erosion, frost or waterlogging.
Hence, P nutrition of soils is critical for the efficient use of inorganic N fertilizer in the area.
The application of inorganic P fertilizer increased the efficient utilization of inorganic N fertilizer by the plants in grain yield and total biomass production, hence, P nutrition of soils is critical for the efficient use of inorganic N fertilizer in the area.
Though plants were more responsive to N fertilizer applications, deficiency in soil P limited the efficient use of applied N by the plants.
FAO's model of ecosystem-based agriculture, Save and Grow, meets that need, through farming systems that incorporate conservation agriculture, healthy soils, improved crops and varieties, efficient use of water, and integrated pest management.
According to Bhasin (2011), the nomadic pastoralists of Himalaya region make efficient use of the seasonally abundant natural resources, and their migration upholds soil fertility by generating organic manure from livestock, while grazing also controls spread of invasive plant species.
Brown coal-urea blended fertiliser showed potential for more efficient use of N in the long term and has environmental benefits in retaining more N in the soil.
Rising house prices results in less efficient use of property.
Renting is the most efficient use of urban property.
