Modern agro-industrial chemistry

Modern agro-industrial chemistry

The formation and promotion of a whole complex of agricultural sciences and technologies based on modern natural science has transformed the technology of agricultural production from experience into science, for example, based on such scientific developments as botany, zoology, genetics, physics, chemistry, selection. Agricultural science and technology such as cultivation, soil improvement, plant protection and animal welfare are rapidly improving and being widely used. In current conditions, the chemical agro-industry is the main path in the development of modern agriculture. It combines not only a scientific and experimental approach, but also, at the same time, industrial production. Modern agrochemistry is responsible for conducting research in various sectors to determine the impact of the chemicals in question on the environment and food.

Plant protection

Once your seed is in the ground—and even before—you need tools to protect its potential. Crop protection products give you the ability to fight weeds, diseases, and insects while maintaining nitrogen in the root zone. In addition to additives, crop protection products usually consist of one or more active substances that give them the desired properties. Finding a suitable plant protection technology to increase the volume of cultivated areas is not an easy task. Therefore, it is better to contact specialists in this area, who will assist in the selection of suitable drugs, help solve the problem and improve the agricultural process.

Fertilizers

There are three main types of agricultural fertilizers, namely those enriched with nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. These are wide variations, and within each category there can be several different variations, both in terms of strength and presentation. Some fertilizers come in granular form, others come as a soil spread or even as a liquid spray. They can be organic or mostly chemical, and usually contain a complex cocktail of ingredients. Choosing the right fertilizer usually depends not only on the preference of the farmer or landowner, but also on the crop being grown and the natural composition of the soil. All fertilizers are used to deliver nutrients to the soil and ensure good plant growth.

Despite significant consolidation among agrochemical companies, modern agrochemicals are vital and will have the opportunity to shape the future of agriculture by continuing to provide innovative, integrated solutions.