Chemical Fertilizers And Parasiticides
Chemical Fertilizers And Parasiticides
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From the farmer's point of view, the increased crop obtained does, more or less, correspond with the increased percentage, since in practice he would use such materials as were necessary to provide him with a certain quantity of fertilizing ingredients. It is not quite correct to say that fertilizing value is proportionate to the percentage of fertilizing ingredient, since increasing quantities of fertilizing material do not produce equivalent quantities of crop increase. If a very small amount... of any fertilizing ingredient is added to the soil, the effect is fre- quently very slight. It is with increasing amounts that rapid increase in crop production follows, but ultimately a limiting value is approached, and further additions of fertilizing materials will produce no corresponding increase in crop, a condition of affairs which is commonly explained by " the law of diminishing returns. ' ' If increasing quantities of fertilizing material are still added to the soil, injury may be done, and the crop returns become even less.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the farmer's point of view, the increased crop obtained does, more or less, correspond with the increased percentage, since in practice he would use such materials as were necessary to provide him with a certain quantity of fertilizing ingredients. It is not quite correct to say that fertilizing value is proportionate to the percentage of fertilizing ingredient, since increasing quantities of fertilizing material do not produce equivalent quantities of crop increase. If a very small amount... of any fertilizing ingredient is added to the soil, the effect is fre- quently very slight. It is with increasing amounts that rapid increase in crop production follows, but ultimately a limiting value is approached, and further additions of fertilizing materials will produce no corresponding increase in crop, a condition of affairs which is commonly explained by " the law of diminishing returns. ' ' If increasing quantities of fertilizing material are still added to the soil, injury may be done, and the crop returns become even less.
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