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Significados de fertilisers en inglés

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удобрение
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abonable
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fertilitzant

Material of natural or synthetic origin (other than liming materials) applied to soils or to plants to supply essential nutrients.

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Uso de fertilisers en inglés
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We encourage farmers not to apply fertilisers at this moment, he said.
Reuters
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Municipal sewage and agricultural fertilisers are still the main causes of contamination.
The Irish Times
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So Red Shirt and Clown were fishing fertilisers with vim and vigor.
Botchan (Master Darling)
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The government usually pays a higher subsidy on fertilisers than initial budget estimates.
Reuters
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More efficient use of fertilisers could help bring down emissions, the authors wrote.
Reuters
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In aquaponics you take fish metabolite water instead of water with chemical fertilisers.
Radio NZ
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Farmers should be forced to accept compulsory testing for overuse of climate-damaging fertilisers.
The Guardian
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Access to new agricultural technologies, such as renewable fertilisers, are limited.
The South African
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Their feed is grown without the use of chemical fertilisers and synthetic pesticides.
The Guardian
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Nitrogen fertilisers represent a significant production cost, in both monetary and environmental terms.
Pubmed
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The experiments may lead to a reduced use of synthetic fertilisers.
The Irish Times
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Irish researchers hope to turn these nutrient-rich leftovers into useful fertilisers.
The Irish Times
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Her Florida-based company makes fertilisers using waste from households and the food industry.
Reuters
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Recovery operations were delayed after authorities discovered toxic fertilisers on board the ferry.
Reuters
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Getting Teagasc to step back from pushing chemical fertilisers is a first step.
The Guardian
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Nitrous oxide is produced mainly from the use of nitrogen fertilisers.
Reuters
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Fertilisers a través del tiempo
Fertilisers por variante geográfica
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