Controlled-release fertiliser (crf)

Controlled-release fertiliser (crf)

A fertiliser that is not immediately soluble and available to plants because the nutrients are released over time, from weeks to months. Release is based on low solubility, biological breakdown, or a semipermeable coating.

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