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10:38 Sep 12, 2013 |
English to Croatian translations [PRO] Agriculture | |||||
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4 +1 | mineralna i organska gnojiva (stajska gnojiva) |
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4 +1 | umjetna i prirodna gnojiva |
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fertilizers and manure |
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mineralna i organska gnojiva (stajska gnojiva) Explanation: http://www.cedar-agro.hr/index.php?option=com_content&view=a... Mineralna i organska gnojiva http://www.agroklub.com/ratarstvo/vaznost-gnojidbe-mineralni... Mineralna gnojiva često se pogrešno nazivaju “umjetna”. Taj izraz nije ispravan jer se ona dobivaju preradom prirodnih sirovina u tvornicama na način da se biljna hranjiva iz teško pristupačnih i nepristupačnih oblika kakvi su u prirodi, prevode u biljkama pristupačne oblike visoke koncentracije hranjiva. U svakoj gnojidbi bilo koje kulture kao izvor hranjiva mogu se rabiti organska (stajski gnoj, gnojevka) i mineralna gnojiva. Najbolja je primjena stajskog gnoja uz mineralna gnojiva. http://www.agr.unizg.hr/cro/nastava/moduli/doc/86040_gnojiva... Postoje različite podjele gnojiva • najčešća i najlogičnija podjela na: • organska • i mineralna gnojiva www.ss-obrtnicko-industrijska-zu.skole.hr/dokumenti?dm...id... PODJELA GNOJIVA: PREMA MJESTU PROIZVODNJE: -domaća -tvornička PREMA SASTAVU: -organska -mineralna -organo-mineralna -bakterijska |
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umjetna i prirodna gnojiva Explanation: prijedlog.. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 18 mins (2013-09-12 10:56:59 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- gnojivo i stajnjak? |
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Reference: fertilizers and manure Reference information: The words ‘fertilizer’ and ‘manure’ are used interchangeably in the context of gardening, both referring to substances added to soil for the establishment, improvement and maintenance of fertility. By convention ‘fertilizer’ refers to a substance applied in small amounts which contains a relatively high percentage of plant nutrients. Fertilizers may be of organic or inorganic origin, used either in their naturally occurring state or more often after some form of processing. Organic fertilizers include substances such as dried blood and seaweed derivatives, which are of animal and plant origins respectively. Inorganic fertilizers are usually wholly manufactured, as in the case of sulphate of ammonia; or they may be processed from a mined or quarried mineral, as in the case of ground limestone. Fertilizers may be described as ‘straight’ where the product contains predominantly nitrogen, phosphate or potash, and ‘compound’ where there is a mix of nutrients. The word ‘manure’ is generally used to describe bulky waste substances high in fibre and water content with relatively low levels of nutrients. Such bulky organics are most commonly represented by the mixture of farm animal dung and bedding known as farmyard manure. Composted plant remains, farm slurry and sewage sludge are other examples of bulky organic manure. Thoughtful use of fertilizers and manures can contribute beneficially to various aspects of the natural environment. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 27 mins (2013-09-12 11:06:35 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- http://www.rhs.org.uk/Gardening/Sustainable-gardening/pdfs/c... |
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