OFFCO NANO Fertilizer: Nano fertilizers are being invented to reduce the use of indiscriminate growing fertilizers in agriculture. A few years ago, the government had approved Nano Urea, while on Friday, IFFCO’s Nano DAP fertilizer has also been approved for commercial release. With this decision, not only will DAP fertilizer be available to the farmers at a low cost, but the crop yield will also increase in small quantities. Till now a 50 kg heavy duty fertilizer bag of conventional DAP cost Rs 4000, which was being made available through government subsidy for Rs 1,350, whereas from now on this 50 kg bag is available in a 500 ml bottle. Nano DAP will be made available as liquid fertilizer, which will cost only Rs.600.
Official confirmation is yet to be given by the government in this matter, but approval for commercial use will not only help in reducing the cost of farming, but the subsidy paid by the government will come down considerably.
Cheap and convenient for farmers
In December last year itself, Chemicals and Fertilizers Minister Mansukh Mandaviya described Nano DAP as a convenient fertilizer, he said that it would prove to be cheap in price and convenient to use for farmers. This will also help the government to save a huge amount of subsidy.
Explain that Nano-DAP is also called liquid urea, which is quite different from conventional granular urea. According to the announcement some time ago, it has been made in joint collaboration by India Farmers Fertilizer Cooperative (IFFCO) and Coromandel International.
Preparation of these fertilizers after Nano DAP
According to a PTI report, IFFCO Managing Director US Awasthi had said during an agriculture conference that soon after IFFCO Nano Urea and Nano DAP, IFFCO also plans to launch Nano-Potash, Nano-Zinc and Nano-Copper fertilizers. Used to be. Explain that in June 2021, Nano-urea was launched in liquid form as an alternative to conventional urea.
Manufacturing plants were also set up to increase the production of nano urea. Now nano urea is being exported to many countries. Recently, samples of Nano Urea have also been sent to many countries, out of which Brazil has approved IFFCO Nano Urea Liquid Fertilizer.
Government expenditure will be saved
India still imports most of the fertilizers. The use of fertilizers is also increasing in agriculture, which directly affects the fertility of our soil. Now nano fertilizers will get rid of this problem. Its use will not only bring back the fertile power of the soil, but also reduce the dependence on import of fertilizers. This will also reduce the subsidy burden on the government.
Initially enumerating the benefits of using Nano Urea, Fertilizer Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said that to ensure availability of fertilizers to farmers at reasonable prices, it provides a subsidy of Rs 2,000 on a 45 kg urea bag, whereas IFFCO The developed new product is many times cheaper than conventional urea even without any government subsidy. Due to this, farmers will also save a lot.
Disclaimer: Some of the information given in the news is based on media reports. Farmer brothers, before implementing any suggestion, do consult the concerned expert.
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