Application of Polymers for Sustainable Development in Agriculture: A Review
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Agriculture, fertilizer release, polymer, soil conditioner, sustainable practicesAbstract
Agriculture is a crucial sector for economic development of a country, as it generates employment, reduces poverty as well as provide food security for the people of a country. But as the population grows at an accelerated rate, demand for food production is also increased. In this regard, polymer researchers have developed a new kind of polymeric material that is hydrogel, to use as an alternative technique for conventional agricultural methods. Hydrogel can be used as a soil conditioner and controlled release system in agriculture which release water and fertilizer gradually to the plant for a long period. Herein, we reviewed the application of polymeric hydrogel in agricultural application and illustrating how they are practiced for sustainable development.
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