Ram wants to enrich soil with nutrients for his plants. Suggest the correct group of plant nutrients he should add that does not cause water pollution.

NPK fertiliser, green manure, goat droppings

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Bone meal, fish manure, phosphate fertiliser

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Vermicompost, poultry wastes, green manure

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Urea, cow dung, NPK fertiliser

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Solution

The correct option is C Vermicompost, poultry wastes, green manure
$∙$ Organic manures are of plant or animal origin. They are not synthetic chemicals.
$∙$ Excessive use of chemical fertilizers leads to problems such as saline soil and barren lands. It also causes pollution of underground water. Hence the use of biofertilisers is recommended as it increases the fertility of soil naturally.
$∙$ Cow dung, vermicompost, bone meal, goat droppings, poultry wastes, green manure are few examples of organic manures.
$∙$ NPK fertilisers, phosphate fertilisers, urea are few examples of chemical fertilisers.

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