Sep 06: The website carries a paper on Anhydrous ammonia, which is a raw material of nitrogenous fertilizers with 82.2% nitrogen content and is considered a more environmentally and economical method to deploy nutrients on the ground.
8It can have beneficial effects on soil microbes, nitrifying bacteria and worms as well as increasing N retention in the soil, reducing nitrate leaching, resulting in yield and nitrogen-use-efficiency benefits.
8Studies show that the biggest problem in its application is the lack of equipment that can place the fertilizer into the soil due to the chemical properties of Anhydrous ammonia.
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