Top 7 Methods To Improve Soil Productivity

The natural capacity of soil to provide plants with nutrients in the right proportions without any hazardous materials is known as soil fertility. Associatively, the earth's capacity to generate crops per unit area is known as soil productivity. Therefore, depending on the crops, marketing conditions, and several other circumstances (such as poisonous material, poor physical characteristics, or a lack of water), the soil may or may not be productive.

In recent years, the dependence on fertilisers has increased to generate tonnes of food and feed the ever-growing population of India. However, chemical fertilisers added to soil to boost its fertility have resulted in more bad than good. Excessive use of such fertilisers in soil has led to the damaging of crops, chemical leaf scorching, raising air pollution, acidifying the soil, and depletin