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The work focused on assessing an overview of the agricultural economy in terms of the sustainability of agricultural systems adapted to climatic disturbances that allow ecological agricultural practices. Changing paradigms in agriculture with climate change involve adapting agricultural systems to the risks of using fertilizers in soil treatment. The interdependence of plant-soil water in agricultural practice and the reduction of nitrate waste are also highlighted in the paper. Expectations regarding the reduction of greenhouse gases in the agricultural system have long been a concern. What the authors propose in this study is that, at the same time, local traditions and the balance of the biosphere must be maintained with local nutrient needs based on climatic and soil characteristics. In the research, they analyzed some of the vulnerabilities, in the sense that the agricultural practice and tradition must have a denominator in terms of fertilizers considering the risks of pollution or waste.

Analyses and Retrospectives for a Profitable Agriculture: The Effects of Soil Fertilization Practices in the Context of Climate Change