The cost ratio of compound fertilizer application to farmers’ income
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What is the approximate cost per mu for farmers in terms of compound fertilizers? So the question that arises is: what is the approximate income and profit from cultivating one mu of land these days? By field crops and cash crops?
This post was last edited by Chemical Gas Purification on 2011-11-8 at 08:38. We have conducted research on this topic; it is generally used in the cultivation of cash crops, while fruits and vegetables are the ones that make use of it. It is not yet used for ordinary crops, mainly because the cost-benefit ratio is lower compared to fertilizers such as urea and calcium superphosphate.
No way, it’s even lower than urea! ! !
This is really a difficult question to answer. Farmers in different areas have varying planting habits, and there are significant differences in their fertilizer usage practices. Moreover, farmers invest different amounts in fertilizer costs depending on the crops and the time of year. For example, if the price of certain vegetables is high in the previous growing season, farmers will increase the amount of fertilizer used in the following season; otherwise, they will reduce the amount of fertilizer used.