At joint entering of inorganic and organic fertilizers the best conditions are created for a feed of plants. In particular, conditions are created for activity of microorganisms which convert nutrients of organic fertilizers in the forms accessible to plants.
In the beginning plants consume nutrients of inorganic fertilizers, and then, because of microorganisms, plants consume nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium from organic fertilizers.
At joint entering inorganic and organic fertilizers it is possible to reduce their expense on area unit.
