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TERI’s Nano-Fertilizers Pave the Way for Sustainable Farming

by T.G. Lynn
27.12.2023
in Fertilizers and pesticides
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TERI’s Nano-Fertilizers Pave the Way for Sustainable Farming

#AgriculturalInnovation #NanoFertilizers #SustainableFarming #CropYieldEnhancement #EnvironmentalImpact #TERI #AgriculturalRevolution #BioSafety #CarbonFootprintReduction

In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture, the need for sustainable practices has never been more pressing. Traditional fertilizers, while essential for crop growth, come with environmental and health concerns. This is where TERI’s nano-fertilizers step in as a game-changer.

Our extensive studies, supported by data from Government-recognized agriculture institutes, showcase a remarkable reduction of 25-50% in the application size of conventional fertilizers when combined with TERI’s nanotechnologies. Nano Urea, nano DAP, and nano Phosphorous, developed at commercial scale, exhibit biogenic synthesis, ensuring plants can efficiently internalize nutrients with an unprecedented 90% or more nutrient use efficiency.

Field trials conducted across diverse cropping systems and agro-ecological zones in India reveal promising results. The application of TERI’s nano-fertilizers not only decreases the demand for chemical nitrogen and phosphorous fertilizers but also demonstrates yield enhancement ranging from 8-22% across various crops.

One significant advantage lies in the biological synthesis of these nano-fertilizers, offering partner fertilizer companies a reduction in their carbon footprint. This is a crucial step towards sustainable agriculture, addressing concerns associated with the environmental impact of conventional fertilizers.

Safety is paramount, and TERI’s nano-fertilizers have undergone rigorous occupational hazard and bio-safety tests, adhering to guidelines from the Department of Biotechnology and FCO order 2021, Government of India. Nano Urea, Nano DAP, and Nano Phosphorous have been deemed completely safe for humans and the environment, opening doors for widespread adoption.

The Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India, has officially recognized TERI’s nanotechnologies—nano Urea, nano DAP, and nano Phosphorous—listing them in the Fertilizer Control Order (FCO) for commercialization. This not only marks a significant milestone for TERI but also presents vast opportunities for product commercialization in India and beyond.

TERI’s nano-fertilizers are at the forefront of a sustainable agricultural revolution. The reduction in conventional fertilizer application, coupled with enhanced crop yields and a lowered carbon footprint, positions these technologies as a beacon of hope for a greener future in farming. The official recognition by the Ministry of Agriculture underscores the importance of embracing innovative solutions for a more sustainable and productive agricultural sector.

Tags: agricultural innovationagricultural revolutionBio SafetyCarbon Footprint ReductionCrop Yield EnhancementEnvironmental impactNano Fertilizerssustainable farmingTERI
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