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Now you can easily make organic fertilizer for your plants at home.  Watch to know more. 

Now forget using chemical fertilizers, here's a DIY method to make fertilizer for plants with natural ingredients

Forget chemical fertilizers; make natural fertilizer for your plants at home

Now you can easily make organic fertilizer for your plants at home.&nbsp; Watch to know more.&nbsp;

Most of us bring chemical fertilizers from the market for plants. But now you no longer need it as you can make it at home within an hour.&nbsp;
Digital content creator Armen Adamjan has shared a video on how to make organic fertilizer.
In this video, he's seen emptying a tea bag and mixing the tea with a spoonful of oats in a jar. He then pours the content in boiling water and keeps it for about an hour. After straining the water he pours it into a spray bottle and suggests planting the plants with the water once every 3 weeks.
This water is filled with nitrogen which helps plants grow faster and healthier.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/adopt-gardening-for-better-physical-and-mental-health-1673435411633">Adopt gardening for better physical and mental health</a>

Putin is set to play havoc with the Indian budget, first oil and not fertilizer, the prices of key imports  for India are sky rocketing. The Russian President has threatened the western forces that the Kremlin will restrict fertilizer export which will exacerbate soaring food prices globally. This may spell to be a disaster the Indian govt and the small and marginal farmer, here is how-: 

India is the world’s biggest importer of fertilizer material, mainly urea and di-ammonium phosphate
India imports about a third of its fertilizer needs
As per govt data, imports from Russia of four types of fertiliser  have doubled in these three years
Rock Phosphate is the key raw material NPK fertilisers and India is 90% dependent on imports, 60% of it comes from Russia 
Global fertilizer prices have surged roughly 200% over the past year due to the rise coal and gas prices 
Prior to the Russia war itself there was an acute shortage of fertilizers which reportedly led to a rampant black market with prices soaring 150% above retail rate. 

Modi govt has seen fertilzer subsidy double over the last 4 years with payout of Rs 70,000 cr in 2018 to Rs 1.4 lakh crore estimated in this fiscal year. 
 
 


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India depends heavily on imports for meeting its fertiliser needs

Putin&nbsp;is set to play havoc with the Indian budget the govt's&nbsp;as well as households with&nbsp;first oil and now fertilizer as the prices of key imports&nbsp; for India are sky rocketing. The Russian President has threatened the western forces that the Kremlin will restrict fertilizer export which will exacerbate soaring food prices globally. This may spell to be a disaster the Indian govt and the small and marginal farmer, here is how-:&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>India is the world&rsquo;s biggest importer of fertilizer material, mainly urea and di-ammonium phosphate</li>
<li>India imports about a third of its fertilizer needs</li>
<li>As per govt data, imports from Russia of four types of fertiliser&nbsp; have doubled in these three years</li>
<li>Rock Phosphate is the key raw material&nbsp;NPK fertilisers and India is 90% dependent on imports, 60% of it comes from Russia&nbsp;</li>
<li>Global fertilizer prices have surged roughly 200% over the past year due to the rise coal and gas prices&nbsp;</li>
<li>Prior to the Russia war itself there was an acute shortage of fertilizers which reportedly led to a rampant black market with prices soaring&nbsp;150% above retail rate.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Modi&nbsp;govt has seen fertilzer&nbsp;subsidy double over the last 4 years with payout of Rs 70,000 cr in 2018 to Rs 1.4 lakh crore estimated&nbsp;in this fiscal year.&nbsp;
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With the Russia-Ukraine war stretching on for over two weeks, Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a fresh threat to the West, which might have great repercussions for Indian farmers.
While addressing Russian government officials on March 10, Putin reportedly warned of skyrocketing fertiliser prices if the West continues punishing Russia. Putin reportedly said, "Russia and Belarus are one of the largest suppliers of mineral fertilisers to world markets. If they continue to create any problems with financing this work, insurance, logistics, delivery of our goods, then the prices, which are already exorbitant, will grow even more."
The statement is of great significance for India, which is the world's largest urea importer, and also buys considerable amounts of phosphatic and potassic fertilisers, as per reports. Rising fertiliser prices would hurt the Indian government's wallet, even as fertiliser subsidy was reportedly cut to Rs 1.05 lakh crore in the 2022 Budget from Rs 1.40 lakh crore a year ago.
Russia reportedly produces 50 million tonnes of fertilisers every year, which is almost 13% of global output.

How Vladimir Putin's new threat may hurt Indian farmers: Russia's fertiliser price warning | Ukraine war

How Putin's new threat may hurt Indian farmers: Russia's fertiliser price warning | Ukraine war


With the Russia-Ukraine war stretching on for over two weeks, Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a fresh threat to the West, which might have great repercussions for Indian farmers. While addressing Russian government officials on March 10, Putin reportedly warned of skyrocketing fertiliser prices if the West continues punishing Russia. Putin reportedly said, "Russia and Belarus are one of the largest suppliers of mineral fertilisers to world markets. If they continue to create any problems with financing this work, insurance, logistics, delivery of our goods, then the prices, which are already exorbitant, will grow even more." The statement is of great significance for India, which is the world's largest urea importer, and also buys considerable amounts of phosphatic and potassic fertilisers, as per reports. Rising fertiliser prices would hurt the Indian government's wallet, even as fertiliser subsidy was reportedly cut to Rs 1.05 lakh crore in the 2022 Budget from Rs 1.40 lakh crore a year ago. Russia reportedly produces 50 million tonnes of fertilisers every year, which is almost 13% of global output.
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CAPTIONS Russian President's new warning for West Putin warned of rising fertiliser prices Russia major producer of fertilisers India significant importer of fertilisers Fertiliser subsidy cut in 2022 Budget

<div>While addressing Russian government officials on March 10, Putin reportedly warned of skyrocketing fertiliser prices if the West continues punishing Russia.</div>

With the Russia-Ukraine war stretching on for over two weeks, Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a fresh threat to the West, which might have great repercussions for Indian farmers.
While addressing Russian government officials on March 10,&nbsp;Putin reportedly warned of skyrocketing fertiliser prices if the West continues punishing Russia.&nbsp;Putin reportedly said, "Russia and Belarus are one of the largest suppliers of mineral fertilisers to world markets. If they continue to create any problems with financing this work, insurance, logistics, delivery of our goods, then the prices, which are already exorbitant, will grow even more."
The statement is of great significance for India, which is the world's largest urea importer, and also buys considerable amounts of phosphatic and potassic fertilisers, as per reports.&nbsp;Rising fertiliser prices would hurt the Indian government's wallet, even as fertiliser subsidy was reportedly cut to Rs 1.05 lakh crore in the 2022 Budget from Rs 1.40 lakh crore a year ago.
Russia reportedly produces 50 million tonnes of fertilisers every year, which is almost 13% of global output.

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