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What problem can increase due to unchecked excessive use of chemical fertilisers in agriculture?

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Correct answer: Harmful effect on soil and water quality

Chemical fertilisers can supply nutrients quickly, but using too much without testing soil needs or following suitable guidance can create problems. Repeated excess application may disturb soil balance, reduce long-term soil health, and allow unused chemicals to move into ponds, rivers, or groundwater. This can affect water quality and harm useful soil organisms and nearby ecosystems.

Option A is correct because unchecked excessive use can adversely affect both soil and water. The other choices make absolute or unrelated claims: fertilisers cannot instantly solve every soil problem, remove the need of crops, or automatically secure storage. Responsible farming uses the right material, amount, timing, and method, often along with organic matter and soil testing. Balance is more important than simply applying more.

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Fertiliser-UseSoil-Water-QualitySustainable-Farming

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