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Meanings of plant food in English
Portuguese
fertilizantes Catalan
fertilitzant Any substance such as manure or a mixture of nitrates used to make soil more fertile.
Synonyms
Examples for "fertilizer"
Examples for "fertilizer"
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Its customers include oil and gas companies, chemical companies and fertilizer manufacturers.
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The economic value of livestock includes meat, dairy products, fiber, fertilizer etc.
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Movement of Agrium's fertilizer products had slightly improved this month, he said.
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One concern is the level of nitrogen fertilizer run-off into water sources.
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But fertilizer prices collapsed during the financial crisis, along with other commodities.
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The new system requires less expensive feed, less fertiliser, and less work.
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It's more like a plant that needs either fertiliser or weed-killer quickly.
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That progress was partly rooted in a fertiliser grant for small-scale farmers.
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By the turn of the twentieth century the fertiliser crisis was desperate.
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A new waste plant is turning food waste into fertiliser and energy.
Usage of plant food in English
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Because it wastes organic matter which contains valuable plant food, particularly nitrogen.
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While fertilizer is often referred to as plant food, that's not entirely correct.
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In the next place, let us look at the fat in plant food.
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Simply that constant cropping has used up the plant food in the land.
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The plant food charged to animal products is twenty per cent.
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I thought it was plant food, and our land was hungry.
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They render available more plant food, for lowering free water and increasing ventilation:
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They are both strong feeders and can use tough plant food.
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Would such plowing and cultivation result in any serious loss of plant food?
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Why doesn't the plant food accumulate in the surface soil of those barrens?
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To die of plant food poisoning at our garden club event.
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A great deal of plant food is in the form of sugars and starches.
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With the mines closed, they plow the ashes into the earth and plant food.
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Also a stout lady sprinkling plant food on the ground around the cherry trees.
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The practice of adding plant food to the soil is what is called manuring.
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Nitrogen is the plant food which is most easily lost out of the soil.