How to pronounce Fertilizer in English

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synthetic phosphate fertilizer

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Synthetic phosphate fertilizer

Get better fertilizer.

Water, no fertilizer, no feed.

These tiny jets of concentrated fertilizer,

Land, and fertilizer that causes pollution.

Seaweed is known as a valuable fertilizer.

Diesel fuel, possibly even chemicals, fertilizer, etc.,

But it wasn’t used to create fertilizer.

It doesn't require any irrigation, fertilizer or pesticides.

That lets you make fertilizer without using natural gas,

Requires different spacing and inputs like light and fertilizer

fertilizer miracle grow for the brain and this is

Ginkgo partnered with Bayer to solve the nitrogen fertilizer issue.

Nitrogen is the most-used fertilizer in the world today.

Seaweed in food, fertilizer and animal feed and farms are

We need to use less fertilizer, less energy, less water.

No fresh water, no fertilizer, no feed make it the most

And there's no external inputs to this, there's no fertilizer or irrigation infrastructure.

Even though 78% of air is nitrogen turning it into useful ammonia fertilizer

As fertilizer use ramped up after the Second World War, population growth accelerated.

Applied it all of that fertilizer and it ran off into Lake Erie, that is

A lot of the nitrogen in fertilizer fails to make it into the food chain

In 1999 the country used more fertilizer than any other European country, spreading on average