Phosphorus is an essential element for wheat, it stimulates increase in the root length, provide strength to tillers, thickens the grain and stimulate immunity against many diseases. So the ratio of nitrogen and phosphorus should be 1:1.5, this means 1.5 bags of DAP and 1.5 bags of urea should be used. If phosphorus is used in lesser quantity, it weakens the plant, the plant remains green, the crop takes more time for ripening and the immunity against diseases also declines. So, the ratio of nitrogen and phosphorus is very important. It can guarantee an increase of about 5-10 mand per acre.
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Web Master said
this is very helpful...kindly somebody tell us what is the right time for putting fertilizer in the fields.
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Ahmed said
Some time it believe that putting fertilizer during rainy seasons affect the products is it right?
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Faisal Zari Service said
The ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus, sulphur and potassium nitrate is very important for getting high yield of wheat crop.
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Urdu Hamari said
Nitrogen and phosphorus are important for wheat crop.
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