Fertiliser from sewage sludge ash instead of conventional phosphorus fertilisers? by Magdalena JASTRZĘBSKA, Marta KOSTRZEWSKA, Kinga TREDER, Przemysław MAKOWSKI, Agnieszka SAEID, Wiesław JASTRZĘBSKI, Adam OKORSKI

“…It is expected that such a fertiliser can be an alternative to fertilisers produced from non-renewable resources, provided it does not deteriorate the quality of agricultural production and will be safe for the environment.…”
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Maize response to nitrogen and phosphorus starter fertilisation in mineral-fertilised or manured systems by Michela Battisti, Barbara Moretti, Massimo Blandino, Carlo Grignani, Laura Zavattaro

Subjects: “…Long-term fertilisation…”
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Comparison of fertilisation with organic or mineral fertilisers in a three year vegetable crop rotation by Marijana JAKŠE, Rok MIHELIČ

“… In a 3-years field trial, 6 vegetable crops (cabbage, spinach, lettuce, fennel, onion, Chinese cabbage) were grown, supplied with different fertilisers: farm yard manure (FYM), compost of hens' droppings, shredded wood and bark (COMP), and mineral fertiliser with one (NPK-2) or two applications (NPK-1) of nitrogen during the growing season of the crop. …”
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The impact of fluctuating international fertiliser prices and exchange rates on domestic fertiliser prices in Türkiye by Ozgur Bor, Nihat Dagistan

“…The result of the study provides empirical evidence about the presence of asymmetries in the short and long-run among these fertilisers. The findings of the study confirm that international prices of di-ammonium phosphate and urea fertilisers have a symmetric effect in the long-run and exchange rate of the Turkish lira to US dollars has an asymmetric effect on the domestic prices of fertilisers in the short run. …”
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Fertilising Farms and Institutional Authorities: by Arapostathis Stathis

Subjects: “…fertilisers…”
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Ameliorative effects of microbial fertiliser on yield and quality parameters of curly lettuce and cucumber with fertiliser saving by Demir Halil, Yalçi H. Kayhan, Katgici Ayşe

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Slow-release nitrogen fertiliser suitable for one-time fertilisation of spring maize in Northeast China by Xiaojie Feng, Xiumei Zhan, Xiaori Han, Kun Chen, Jing Peng, Xuexin Wang, Dongyao Shang

“…Slow-release nitrogen fertiliser can potentially increase crop production and improve fertiliser nitrogen use efficiency. …”
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Using bone char as phosphate recycling fertiliser: an analysis of the new EU Fertilising Products Regulation by Katharine Heyl, Beatrice Garske, Felix Ekardt

Subjects: “…Fertilising products regulation…”
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Different Organic Fertilisation Systems Modify Tomato Quality: An Opportunity for Circular Fertilisation in Intensive Horticulture by Isidoro Carricondo-Martínez, Francesca Berti, Maria del Carmen Salas-Sanjuán

“…Regarding quality parameters, the lycopene content was higher in the mineral fertilisation and vermicompost at 3 kg m⁻¹ treatment, while the other antioxidants measured were more concentrated in tomatoes fertilised with vermicompost treatment at 9 kg m⁻¹ and goat manure. …”
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Correction: Using bone char as phosphate recycling fertiliser: an analysis of the new EU Fertilising Products Regulation by Katharine Heyl, Beatrice Garske, Felix Ekardt

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Replacing Mineral Fertilisers for Bio-Based Fertilisers in Potato Growing on Sandy Soil: A Case Study by Chantal M. J. Hendriks, Vaibhav Shrivastava, Ivona Sigurnjak, Jan Peter Lesschen, Erik Meers, Rembert van Noort, Zhongchen Yang, Rene P. J. J. Rietra

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Characterisation and biodegradation of poly(latic acid) blended with oil palm biomass and fertiliser for bioplastic fertiliser composites by Ahmad Saffian, Harmaen, Abdan, Khalina, Hassan, Mohd Ali, Ibrahim, Nor Azowa, Jawaid, Mohammad

“…This work presents a new technique for producing a slow-release fertiliser with bioplastic polymer coating. Poly(lactic acid) (PLA) was blended with granular NPK fertiliser and empty fruit bunch (EFB) fibres using extrusion technique. …”
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Volcanic ash as fertiliser for the surface ocean by B. Langmann, K. Zakšek, M. Hort, S. Duggen

“…This study demonstrates strong evidence for natural fertilisation in the iron-limited oceanic area of the NE Pacific, induced by volcanic ash from the eruption of Kasatochi volcano in August 2008. …”
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Effect of fertilisation on Norway spruce needles by V.V. Podrázský, S. Vacek, I. Ulbrichová

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Engineering biodegradable coatings for sustainable fertilisers by Hang-Wei Hu, Pavel V. Cherepanov, Zahra F. Islam

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Can we Make SpermFAST? Improving Sperm Function to Increase Fertilisation Rates after in vitro Fertilisation by Nicole O. MCPHERSON, Hamish HAMILTON, Deirdre ZANDER-FOX, Emily ARCHER, Hassan W. BAKOS

“…Background: Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) usage ([Formula: see text]64% of autologous cycles) has increased in Australia as an attempt to avoid low fertilisation and total fertilisation failure after standard in vitro fertilization (IVF). …”
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Biochar-based fertiliser improved the yield, quality and fertiliser utilisation of open field tomato in karst mountainous area by Meng Zhang, Yanling Liu, Quanquan Wei, Lingling Liu, Jiulan Gou

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Nomogram models to predict low fertilisation rate and total fertilisation failure in patients undergoing conventional IVF cycles by Xiaojun Tang, Tian Li, Yin Yang, Yue Qian, Qiaofeng Wang, Qi Wan, Xiaoqing Bu, Qian Feng, Xingyu Lv, Xiangqian Meng, Mingxing Chen, Lihong Geng, Zhaohui Zhong, Yubin Ding

“…Objectives To establish visualised prediction models of low fertilisation rate (LFR) and total fertilisation failure (TFF) for patients in conventional in vitro fertilisation (IVF) cycles.Design A retrospective cohort study.Setting Data from August 2017 to August 2021 were collected from the electronic records of a large obstetrics and gynaecology hospital in Sichuan, China.Participants A total of 11 598 eligible patients who underwent the first IVF cycles were included. …”
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The Effect of the Foliar Application of Biostimulants and Fertilisers on the Growth and Physiological Parameters of Maiden Apple Trees Cultivated with Limited Mineral Fertilisation by Sławomir Świerczyński, Agnieszka Antonowicz, Joanna Bykowska

“…The aim of the study was to investigate how the foliar application of four biostimulants (Aminoplant 0.4%, Biamino Plant 0.2%, Bispeed 0.2% and Fylloton 0.4%) and two fertilisers (Basfoliar 6-12-6 and Basfoliar 12-4-6+S both at a concentration of 0.5%) affected the growth of the trees cultivated with the mineral fertilisation reduced by half. …”
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How to Make Fertiliser Balls for Aquatic Plants by Pat Clifford

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