Has anyone worked with slow- and controlled-release fertilizers? Let’s discuss their future prospects

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Has anyone worked with slow-release or controlled-release fertilizers? Let’s discuss their future development prospects

Reply #22011-03-11

Our company is also conducting research on this, hehe

Reply #32011-03-14

Slow-release and controlled-release fertilizers should be the way forward, but I believe that fertilizers of this type that use fewer or no chemical additives for regulation would be more beneficial for the development of the nation.

Reply #42011-03-22

The 12th Five-Year Plan has designated slow- and controlled-release fertilizers as a new type of fertilizer to be promoted in the future.

Reply #52012-05-16

Slow-release fertilizers are not easy to produce. Does anyone have any good production experience that they could share?

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