Can Crops Die If Changing From Chemical To Bio-Organic Fertilizer ?

Many users of fertilizer, including the household consumers and farming producers, posted this question on what if switching from traditional chemical to bio-organic fertilizers, will the change destroy or affect the growth of the plants ?

Organic fertilizers are typically slow release whereas the chemical fertilizers are strong and with immediate effect. In fact from some research, the bio-organic fertilizer is very much safer and better off for the crops than the chemical fertilizer.

Will the so-called strong and instant features of chemical fertilizer healthy to the consumers or crops ? If the plants are not eatable by human being or livestock, such as flower and non-fruiting tree, the chemical fertilizer application on plants should be okay. However, what if the crops are servable, whatever chemical material that absorbed by the crops, would finally transfer into the body of beings. Does anyone of you prefer to consume chemical fertilizer indirectly daily ?

Note that, the chemical fertilizers do not have much effects on crops because the crops themselves do not have brain to choose, that is, whatever we pour onto the crops, they will take it perfectly. However the chemical fertilizer will have great effects on the soil and environment in long term. Please see below to understand further.

Both chemical and bio organic fertilizers should not kill crops except in situation that the farmers or users overdose the fertilizers on plants. The crops are just like human body, if we overdose ourselves with excessive supplements and vitamins, which beyond our body requirements, will result us falling illnesses or with severe diseases.

If we rephrase the topic : Switching From Organic To Chemical Fertilizer : Will Destroy Crops ? The answer is no, but the plants will get faded or limited growth after a long term continuation of chemical fertilizer application. Why ? The application of chemical fertilizer will gradually destruct the good elements of soil.

What are the results of deterioration of soil quality ? After a period of time of chemical application, the soil particles will become compact and unable to hold nutrients and moisture (basically the water retention). Sooner and later, the soil will become harder and harder and the absorption of water by the root of crops will be very limited.

Water is the important substance of any plant. Therefore, with limited absorption of water by the root radicle of plants will finally fade or limit the growths of the plants.

However for the bio-organic fertilizer, not all the organic fertilizer has good effects on crops and soil. We find plenty user and farmer ever experienced some ineffective bio-organic fertilizer and this inevitably resulted them an impression that the bio-organic fertilizers have no difference with the chemical fertilizer. This is not correct ! I can only justify that the selection of a right bio-organic fertilizer by the users is very important.

A wonderful bio-organic fertilizer should improve the soil quality and will never result hardness of the soil. This eventually will improve the absorption of water by the roots of plants. A great bio organic fertilizer supposedly should be a factor to improvement of plant nutrition, increment of soil fertility resulting in greater harvest results as well as stronger resistance to diseases. Furthermore, a great bio-organic fertilizer should effectively enhance the earnings of farm producers whilst the production and soil maintenance expenses should corresponding cut down.

As a conclusion, rich nutrients in bio-organic fertilizer should nutritious the soil, tackle soil compaction and erosion, and enable uninterrupted and healthy crops growths.

Note : after treatments with such correct organic fertilizers, the soil with lots of organic matter (OM) will remain loose, allow roots to focus the soil comfortably to absorb nutrients and provide a steady stream of nutrients to the stems and leaves.