The established practices of intensive agriculture, combined with inadequate soil Κ
replenishment by conventional inorganic fertilization, results in a negative environmental …

Hydroponics is a soilless cultivation technique in which plants are grown in a nutrient
solution typically made from mineral fertilizers. This alternative to soil farming can be …

This review investigates the utilization of waste residues as a fundamental feedstock for the
production of bionanocomposites, thereby contributing to establishing a circular economy …

Soil salinization is a serious environmental problem that affects agricultural productivity and
sustainability worldwide. Organic amendments have been considered a practical approach …

Biodynamic farming is an old but new alternative agriculture for sustainable development.
However, it is not well understood and practiced. It is similar to organic farming but …

Abstract Nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) are of the most essential nutrients
for crop production, and inputs of their fertilizers have been a direct and effective way to …

For agricultural safety and sustainability, instead of synthetic fertilizers the eco-friendly and
inexpensive biological applications include members of plant-growth-promoting …

Environmental imprint of inorganic fertilizer uses was assessed over the last hundred years
at the downstream part of large French rivers (Loire, Moselle, Rhine, Rhone, Meuse and …

Potassium is an essential soil macronutrient for crop production, yet a large proportion of
potassium is either lost or accumulates in plant tissues. Therefore, recycling potassium …

Awareness towards the loss of soil quality as well as consumer perception about the
environmental impact of agricultural activity have stimulated research and government …