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The Historical Development of Agricultural Chemistry
The historical development of agricultural chemistry has undergone a transformation from early practices to modern science. In the 18th century, farmers began experimenting with fertilizers and pesticides to increase crop yields, but these methods often lacked scientific basis. With advancements in agricultural science, particularly after the Green Revolution, agricultural chemistry saw significant progress. Scientists achieved substantial increases in crop yields through precise fertilization, pest control, and other technological means, while reducing environmental pollution. These achievements laid a solid foundation for the sustainable development of modern agriculture.
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The Historical Development of Agricultural Chemistry
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