nano-urea
Nano urea is widely promoted in India as an efficient substitute for conventional urea. However, not everyone tends to agree.
The Namrup Fertilizer Shramik Union is advocating for a significant natural gas subsidy for the BVFCL facility in Dibrugarh, citing economic struggles and reduced urea production.
India is on a significant mission. The Indian government has set a goal: the country aims to become self-sufficient in urea consumption by 2025. Let’s look at some numbers and analyse who is actually subsidising this initiative and what steps the Indian government needs to take to achieve this goal.
Meghmani Organics initiates commercial production of liquid nano urea, promising enhanced crop nutrition and cost efficiency.
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