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Coimbatore farmers advised to cut back on chemical fertiliser use to preserve soil health

Coimbatore farmers advised to cut back on chemical fertiliser use to preserve soil health
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The Coimbatore Department of Agriculture is urging farmers to reduce chemical fertilizer use in favor of bio-alternatives to combat soil degradation. Officials highlighted that excessive nitrogen-based fertilizers are causing nutrient imbalances in local blocks.

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The Department of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare requested farmers in the district to increase the use of biofertilisers and biopesticides during cultivation to preserve soil health and retain productivity.

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