Adopting sustainable farming strategies that limit the reliance on synthetic fertilizers is critical
to maintain soil health and minimizing environmental impact. Cyanobacteria, tiny organisms …

Abstract Changes in the nitrogen cycle due to fertilizer use can cause severe environmental
pollution, particularly groundwater pollution, and threaten biosphere integrity. There are …

Conventional fertilizers, although widely available, are relatively low in nutrient use
efficiency and cause serious environmental concerns like eutrophication, greenhouse gas …

Biological nitrogen fixation is significantly effective and sustainable field procedure for the
promotion of plant growth & development and reducing the burden of chemical fertilizers. In …

Rice is an important cereal crop cultivated in various soil types in Egypt. Furthermore, it is
grown for multiple purposes, including export, consumption, and reclamation. In the …

The use of inhibitors retain nitrogen as ammonium in soil, giving plants ample time for its
uptake. This can reduce nitrous oxide (N 2 O) emissions, but extended retention may …

Nitrogen (N) losses from agriculture through leaching and volatilization have significant
environmental and economic impacts. To find better options for reducing N losses, different …

A three-year multi-location trial on the farmer's field was conducted in West Bengal, India to
evaluate the impact of integrated nutrient management (INM) on the performance of kharif …

Maintaining rice yield and reducing nitrogen (N) input are two important targets in
sustainable agriculture practices. The adoption of a nitrogen-saving variety (NSV) provides a …

Cereal crops are the most important grain crops and are extensively cultivated around the
world due to their nutritional value, fodder, and biofuel production. The significant increase …