Is the use of conventional biofertilizers a better alternative by its own?
Biofertilizers, known as microbial products, act as nutrient suppliers and soil conditioners that lower agricultural burden and conserve the environment. Good soil condition is imperative to increased crop production, as well as human and/or animal health welfare. But it does not meet the yield requirements of today’s farming needs.
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