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Sachchida Nand
A fresh approach needed to manage demand and supply of fertilisers
India is the second-largest consumer of fertilisers in the world, but lacks the natural resources to manufacture them
Reaping gains: Role of phosphorous and potash in Indian agriculture
Phosphorous helps in root development, flowering, seed formation, photosynthesis and disease resistance, while potash provides plant resistance from disease and stress
Strategies and roadmap for making green fertiliser production viable
India's Green Hydrogen Mission targets decarbonising fertiliser production
Financial impact of transition to green ammonia for fertiliser production
There is a large difference in the cost of production between grey and green ammonia
Addressing zinc shortage to boost agricultural quality, soil health
Zinc content of crops increases crop yields and improves the quality of products
Coal gasification is reliable, will strengthen India's energy security
Serious efforts are needed make this energy supply alternative a success
Decarbonisation of fertiliser sector: India's 2070 'net zero' road map
Use of green hydrogen in the production of ammonia can be achieved by putting up grass-root green ammonia plants and scrapping of existing plants
Sulphur-coated urea will improve fertiliser efficiency but needs efforts
Farmers will have to be educated and factories will require capital expenditure