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https://tlsgroups.co.in/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/tls_f_banner.jpg1200500Rock phosphate: Rock phosphate is a naturally occurring mineral source of phosphorus that contains varying levels of phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5). It is a slow-release form of phosphorus and is often used as a long-term soil amendment to improve phosphorus availability over time. The slow-release nature of rock phosphate ensures a gradual and sustained release of phosphorus, providing a long-lasting source of this essential nutrient. Soil microorganisms gradually break down the rock phosphate, making phosphorus available to plants over an extended period. Rock phosphate is particularly useful for organic farming and sustainable agriculture practices. It serves as a natural and organic…