Wood Ash Research Paper

The wood ash is probably one of the best manure for the soil because it contains all nutrients required for plant growth. But what is wood ash? So, wood ash is the leftover part after burning woods and can be the perfect source for the soil. “Ashes from fireplaces and wood burning stoves can be a good source of potassium. To a lesser degree, they also provide some phosphorus, a bit of aluminum, magnesium, and sodium, and a few micro-nutrients, such as boron, copper, molybdenum, sulfur, and zinc. The amount of nutrients in the wood ash is not particularly high and it really depends on the type of wood burned. But if your soil has a potassium deficiency, wood ashes can be a good amendment”. (Marie Iannotti, 2017)
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