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Overuse of Land by Intensive Farming
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Mind Map on Overuse of Land by Intensive Farming, created by oitt_aa on 22/09/2013.
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Overuse of Land by Intensive Farming
• Intensive farming uses large quantities of inorganic fertilizers containing nitrate, phosphate and potassium ions also known as ‘NPK’.
• Inorganic fertilisers are very effective but also have undesirable effects on the environment.
• They contain nitrate and ammonium ions which are very soluble and can quickly leach out into local rivers and lakes.
• This results in rapid algal growth particularly in lakes.
• This populations explosion is known as an algal bloom. The enrichment of a body of water with inorganic nutrients is a case of eutrophication.
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