Nitrous Oxide Fertiliser Soil Release Systems Poem by Terence George Craddock

Nitrous Oxide Fertiliser Soil Release Systems

now a fact check carbon dioxide endures
lasts longer in our atmosphere than methane
instead of blindly taxing needed fertilisers
required for more faster crops focus upon
nitrous oxide fertiliser soil release systems
make better environmentally safer fertilisers;
make a smart move on cow methane farts

grow better more nutrient friendly feed
mixed in farmer cow pastures for cows
to eat graze on to reduce cow methane
emissions nitrogen-fixing legume plants
good for cows soil are peanuts, cowpeas;
soybeans, fava beans which can fix up to

250 lb of nitrogen per acre and do not
need fertilizer bonus is high-quality
protein energy for animals the roots
of nitrogen-fixing plants are colonized
by bacteria that extract nitrogen from
the air and turn it into nitrogen that is
required for bacterial growth farmer get;
smart don't lethal spray kill good bacteria

rhizobia inoculation can be used to
improve the nitrogen fixation process
the symbiosis between plants and bacteria
more nitrogen-fixing plants if peas beans
is not go to choice use cover crops clover;
vetch alfalfa clover is good for cows as

it is rich in protein calcium improves
the health of the soil by fixing nitrogen
but feed it in moderate amounts as too
much clover can cause bloating poisoning
in cows herbs to be mixed with clover
and grass are chicory plantain yarrow
dandelion parsley these can provide;
additional nutrients minerals medicinal

benefits for cows farmers of the world
farm smart safe do not destroy economy
farm smart reduce climate change gases


Terence George Craddock (Afterglows Echoes Of Starlight)
Copyright © Terence George Craddock

Saturday, March 16, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: farmers,plants,smart
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Split image from the poem 'Climate Change: A Fertiliser Fruits Vegetables Effect', by the poet Terence George Craddock. Written August &September 2023 on the 18.8.2023&12.9.2023.
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