How many percentage of NPK ratio use in India currently

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Anurag Gupta · Answer

Hello, In India, the typical NPK (Nitrogen-Phosphorus-Potassium) ratio used in agriculture is approximately:

Nitrogen (N): 40-50%
Phosphorus (P): 25-30%
Potassium (K): 20-25%
Current Average Usage:
N: About 100 kg/ha
P: About 50 kg/ha
K: About 30-40 kg/ha
Overall Ratio Example:
A common NPK ratio used is 4:2:1 or 10:20:10, depending on specific crop needs.

Conclusion:
These ratios can vary based on crop type, soil fertility, and regional practices. If you need more specific data or trends, let me know!