@@Ultimatefitness360 highlighting the relevant portion - pls discuss what is factually wrong : However, the case with a lot of other plants is different. They drop flowers like rain. The flowers are full of enzymes and proteins, which are essentially nitrogen compounds. A good example is Moringa. It drops a lot of flowers, particularly after a rain. That is particularly good because the extra moisture in the soil gives a boost to the bacteria to take all the nitrogen in those flowers into the soil before they dry out. Thus moringa does fix nitrogen into the soil! Quite a lot of it. So, although Moringa is not a nitrogen-fixer tree in the classic sense of the word (that is with root relationships with bacteria or fungi), it is a nitrogen fixer in a functional sense. Besides just nitrogen, its flowers are chock-a-block full of other nutrients such as calcium and potassium. All of that ends up in the soil too. A lot of farmers are making ‘tea’ by soaking moringa leaves in water and then spraying that water on plants, and are getting increased yields. Moringa drops a lot of leaves too. So, functionally, a lot of plants and trees, including Moringa do help ‘fix’ nitrogen into the soil. The term Nitrogen fixation is generally defined as “ Process by which freenitrogen (N2) is extracted from the atmosphere and converted (fixed) into nitrogen compounds which are plantnutrients (fertilizer).” (businessdictionary.com) Thus, technically in a way, moringa and a lot of other trees are nitrogen fixers!! So, as the title of this article says, is Moringa a nitrogen fixer? Short answer -- No. Long answer, oh yeah!
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I do understand this model of farm created on commercial basis. ...more you keep enjoying vitamin M then Nature .
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Too much construction and pavements for one acre. More like a resort than a farm.
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Can I visit your farm house
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This is a cheap resort where is the farm?
Drumstick doesnt fix nitrogen
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@@Farmizen wrong article , its doesnt fix nitrogen
@@Ultimatefitness360 highlighting the relevant portion - pls discuss what is factually wrong :
However, the case with a lot of other plants is different. They drop flowers like rain. The flowers are full of enzymes and proteins, which are essentially nitrogen compounds. A good example is Moringa. It drops a lot of flowers, particularly after a rain. That is particularly good because the extra moisture in the soil gives a boost to the bacteria to take all the nitrogen in those flowers into the soil before they dry out. Thus moringa does fix nitrogen into the soil! Quite a lot of it.
So, although Moringa is not a nitrogen-fixer tree in the classic sense of the word (that is with root relationships with bacteria or fungi), it is a nitrogen fixer in a functional sense. Besides just nitrogen, its flowers are chock-a-block full of other nutrients such as calcium and potassium. All of that ends up in the soil too. A lot of farmers are making ‘tea’ by soaking moringa leaves in water and then spraying that water on plants, and are getting increased yields. Moringa drops a lot of leaves too.
So, functionally, a lot of plants and trees, including Moringa do help ‘fix’ nitrogen into the soil. The term Nitrogen fixation is generally defined as “ Process by which freenitrogen (N2) is extracted from the atmosphere and converted (fixed) into nitrogen compounds which are plantnutrients (fertilizer).” (businessdictionary.com) Thus, technically in a way, moringa and a lot of other trees are nitrogen fixers!!
So, as the title of this article says, is Moringa a nitrogen fixer? Short answer -- No. Long answer, oh yeah!
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