Analysis of urea self-sufficiency:

• 65%: Lower than historical production capacity.
• 75%: In the 2010–2011 period, India produced approximately 21–22 million tonnes of urea indigenously against a domestic consumption of 28–29 million tonnes, fulfilling about 75% to 80% domestically, with the remainder imported.
• 85%: Exceeded production capacity of that period.
• 95%: Near-complete sufficiency not achieved in 2011.

Analysis of Rajasthan fertilizer statistics:

• 1052: In Rajasthan during the agricultural year 2008–09, total NPK consumption was recorded at approximately 10.52 lakh metric tonnes (1,052 thousand tonnes).
• 1152: Exceeds the recorded 2008–09 consumption.
• 1252: Reached in later agricultural years.
• 1352: Recorded during subsequent expansion years.

Analysis of per-hectare fertilizer intensity in Rajasthan:

• 58.8: National average at the time was higher (~128 kg/ha).
• 48.8: During 2008–09, the per hectare fertilizer (NPK) consumption in Rajasthan was 48.8 kg/ha.
• 38.8: Value from earlier years in Rajasthan.
• 28.8: Far lower than 2008–09 level.

Analysis of humus chemical composition:

• 4.5%: Lower than average nitrogen content.
• 5.5%: Humus contains approximately 50–58% Carbon, 35–40% Oxygen, 5% Hydrogen, and 5 to 5.5% Nitrogen, yielding a characteristic stable C:N ratio of 10:1 to 12:1.
• 6 - 6.5%: Exceeds standard humus nitrogen concentration.
• 7 - 7.5%: Uncharacteristically high for natural soil humus.