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question 1 if you have to apply 20 kg of N, 36 kg P,and 22 kg...

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if you have to apply 20 kg of N, 36 kg P,and 22 kg K on a 1 ha plot of land. How much of Urea (46% N), MOP (60% K2O) and TSP (33% P2O5) is required for :

a) one hectare of this land

b) 35 m2 plot on this land

c) 10 kg soil from this land

Assume 1 hectare of soil is 2 X 106 kg of soil.  

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100kg urea gives 46kg N

100kg MOP gives 60kg K2O

100kg TSP gives 33kg P2O5

C, lha of soil 2x10 kg soil ochea of iha (axi kg soil) 43.5kg urea for long = 43.5 X10 = 2.173X10 0.217g kg 2xiOG .Mop For th

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