Role of nano-fertilizer in agriculture: A review

Abstract

Global agricultural systems face numerous challenges, such as the issue of feeding orchids because many agricultural soils deteriorate due to contamination with chemical fertiliser residues, as well as enhancing fruit tree growth and productivity and producing high-quality fruits, which are primarily dependent on quantity availability. Since nano fertilisers are an efficient alkaline fertiliser, nanotechnology is a useful tool for agricultural development, particularly in fertilisation programs. Researchers have been looking for ways to increase fertiliser use efficiency without exposing themselves to losses or pollution in order to ensure food safety. They have a number of advantages since they are used in less quantities, are quickly absorbed by the plant, and are very stable in a range of conditions, which enables them to be kept for longer periods of time. Nanotechnology may be more important in sustaining crop sustainability, increasing agricultural output, and improving crop quality. According to this study, nanotechnology has the potential to produce innovative methods for enhancing fruit crop quality and productivity, which would guarantee food and nutritional security for the world's growing population.