ORGANIC

FERTILIZE
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By: Coconut Tree Group
 WHAT IS AN ORGANIC
FERTILIZER?
Organic fertilizers are fertilizers that are
naturally produced. Fertilizers are materials that
can be added to soil or plants, in order to
provide nutrients and sustain growth.
 Why is Organic Fertilizers
Important for our Plants and for the
Environment?
Organic fertilizers are capable of
mitigating problems associated with
synthetic fertilizers. They reduce the
necessity of repeated application of
synthetic fertilizers to maintain soil
fertility. They gradually release
nutrients into the soil solution and
maintain nutrient balance for healthy
growth of crop plants.
Types of Organic
Fertilizers
 TYPES OF ORGANIC
FERTILIZERS
Manure
manure, organic material
that is used to fertilize land,
usually consisting of the
feces and urine of domestic
livestock, with or without
accompanying litter such as
straw, hay, or bedding.
Peat
Peat is the surface organic layer of a
soil that consists of partially
decomposed organic matter, derived
mostly from plant material, which
has accumulated under conditions of
waterlogging, oxygen deficiency,
high acidity and nutrient deficiency.
Compost
Compost is a mixture of
ingredients used as plant
fertilizer and to improve soil's
physical, chemical and
biological properties. It is
commonly prepared by
decomposing plant, food waste,
recycling organic materials and
manure.
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