The farmer's proverb says, "What you harvest depends on water? More harvest and less harvest lies in fertilizer. " Is this statement consistent with scientific farming? Why?

Because, if plants (all plants in the field) want to grow up, they must let the seeds germinate. The germination of seeds needs suitable water, suitable sunshine and sufficient air. They also need complete seeds of embryos. If there is too much water, the seeds will be drowned. Some plants in the farmland will bloom, such as pumpkins, which need pollination and fertilization. If they are not pollinated and fertilized, they will not bear fruit. Of course, every plant needs different fertilizers, so birds of a feather cannot be gathered together.

At the same time, as long as the water content is appropriate and the fertilizer is correctly matched, the harvest should not be bad if the above contents are achieved!

So, this sentence is right or wrong from a scientific point of view! Want to know more about this, you can consult books on planting or watch more programs like this, and learn from life!