Two fertilisers launched to boost soil fertility

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• Koo Osei Berlin 10 years ago

  Have these said fertilizers gone through
  local laboratory tests?You don`t just bring any shit to spread on the land
  because of the said higher yields.Where
  was the research testing and your efficacy trials carried on.Goo ...
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  Have these said fertilizers gone through
  local laboratory tests?You don`t just bring any shit to spread on the land
  because of the said higher yields.Where
  was the research testing and your efficacy trials carried on.Good but becareful you don`t poison our land.

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• YFOSU 10 years ago

  LOOK AT THIS IDIOT MOUTHING OFF INSTEAD OF CONGRATULATING THE SCIENTISTS FOR THEIR GOOD WORK DONE.HE WILL RATHER WE PATRONIZED THE SAME TYPES OF PRODUCTS FROM CHINA U.S.A AND SOUTH AFRICA UNTESTED.KOO OSEI WHY DON'T YOU FOCUS ...
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  LOOK AT THIS IDIOT MOUTHING OFF INSTEAD OF CONGRATULATING THE SCIENTISTS FOR THEIR GOOD WORK DONE.HE WILL RATHER WE PATRONIZED THE SAME TYPES OF PRODUCTS FROM CHINA U.S.A AND SOUTH AFRICA UNTESTED.KOO OSEI WHY DON'T YOU FOCUS ON YOUR LIFE TO FIND WAYS TO RESETTLE BACK IN GHANA SO THAT YOU CAN ALSO CONTRIBUTE?

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• Akos 10 years ago

  Yfisu you've heat the nail right on the head. Dito from my end

  Yfisu you've heat the nail right on the head. Dito from my end

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• agyei-molar 10 years ago

  if the information given in the article concerning the two products are all that there is the products would not qualify as fertilisers. At best they could be described as soil amendments or conditioners. technically speaking ...
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  if the information given in the article concerning the two products are all that there is the products would not qualify as fertilisers. At best they could be described as soil amendments or conditioners. technically speaking fertilisers should provide at least 5% of one or more of the three primary nutrients. Again, Koosei raised a very critical point that seems to be lost on the next two contributors to the discussion. no soil amendment ought to accepted just on its face value. It needs to be tested not only in the labs to ascertain the quality but it has to also be pilot tested under controlled experimental conditions, preferably as pot experiments to establish its efficacy. No two soils are the same and so a one size fits all approach to soil fertility management is a non-starter. And please cut out the insults.

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