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A fertiliser composition.
Published 2009“…The present invention discloses a urea-based fertiliser composition that is capable of reducing the loss of ammonia from urea when applied on soil. …”
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Characterisation and biodegradation of poly(latic acid) blended with oil palm biomass and fertiliser for bioplastic fertiliser composites
Published 2016“…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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Development of Slow Release Fertilisers for Pineapple
Published 1999“…A compound fertiliser was prepared using different types of straight fertilisers from urea (46% N), China phosphate rock (CPR) (32% P205), muriate of potash (60% K20), gypsum (31 % CaO), kieserite (27% MgO), and copper sulphate (32% CuO). …”
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Presence of parasite larvae in goat manure for use as fertiliser
Published 2013“…Some livestock farmers utilise goat manure to fertilise grasses grown for animal feed, which may lead to parasitic diseases caused by strongyle infection. …”
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Nitrogen fertilisation and nitrate pollution of groundwater in sandy soils
Published 1984“…The study of the relation between N fertilisation and groundwater pollution was carried out on two fields in the sandy area of Belgium during a two-year period. …”
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The effect of soil series and fertiliser rates on the growth of RRIM 3001
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Phyto-oestrogens affect fertilisation and embryo development in vitro in sheep
Published 2018“…Cumulus-oocyte complexes were randomly allocated to the treatments, then fertilised and cultured in vitro. Compared with control (0µgmL-1), the lower concentrations of isoflavone (2.5, 5 and 10µgmL-1) had no detectable effect on the rates of cleavage or embryo development, or on embryo total cell counts (TCC). …”
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Effects of Sites, Fertilisers and Light on the Growth of Calamus Manan Miquel
Published 1997“…The second involved a pot trial examining the effects of chicken dung, POME and NPK (blue) under two light intensities, 100% and 50%. The third was on fertiliser field trials examining the benefit of applying slow release fertilisers and applying fertiliser at an age beyond three years as commonly practised. …”
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Influence of Slow-Release Fertilisers on Growth of Rubber (Hevea Brasiliensis) Seedlings
Published 1997“…However, application of chemical fertilisers has several disadvantages such as fast nutrient leaching, fertiliser bum and requirement of intensive labour for split applications. …”
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Modeling solute transport for improved fertiliser use in rice production system
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Application of organic fertilisers on natural stand bamboos for sustainable management in Peninsular Malaysia
Published 2004“…This paper highlights research on the influence of three organic fertilisers (chicken dung, palm oil mill effluent and peat materials specially made for fertilisers) on the number of new shoots, the diameter at breast height, the height of the culms and the number of culms. …”
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Performance and economic comparisons of manual and mechanised fertiliser applications for mature oil palm
Published 2013“…The problem of labour shortage in addition to environmental hazard due to improper fertiliser application method calls for efficient and effective method of fertiliser application. …”
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The impact of fertiliser subsidy and new variety of paddy on Malaysian paddy/rice industry
Published 2015“…The simulation results suggest that there would be a positive impact to the industry with the implementation of the current policy for fertiliser subsidy. Yield obtained would increase with the implementation of the fertiliser subsidy. …”
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Utilization of organic fertilisers a potential approaches for agronomic crops: a review
Published 2021“…Organic fertilisers are of biological origin and the amount of nutrients they produce varies greatly. …”
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Extract Of Gelidiella Acerosa (S-Act-1) As A Capacitation Agent For In Vitro Fertilisation In Goat
Published 1997“…In vitro maturation o f goat oocytes and fertilisation were assessed by the number of zygotes cleaving beyond the 2-cell stage (Experiment 3). …”
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