29/04/2021
Every individual is responsible in caring our earth 🌎 in order to create a good living environment. Whether it’s gas, food, clothing, furniture, water, electronics, or other goods, we are all consumers. The key is not to stop consuming, but to start being mindful of our consumption habits and how each action affects the ecosystem.
The good news is that it’s often not too hard, costly, or inconvenient to become more environmentally friendly. And though small efforts at the individual level may seem insignificant, just think how the planet would be changed if everyone adopted even a small behaviour change.
is a choice of bringing sustainability over the long term. It works slowly over time in creating a healthy growing environment.
We should begin to consider potential environmental and social impacts by eliminating the use of synthetic inputs, such as synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. These can be replaced with that produce yields or crops while establishing an ecological balance by maintaining and increasing long-term soil fertility, and preventing pest problems.
Determining which is better for your plants depends largely on the needs of your plants and your preferences in terms of cost and environmental impact as “environmental friendly” fertilizers, since they allow not only to reduce the use of chemicals, but also to re-use and give an “adding value” to these agro-industrial wastes and organic residues.
