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  1. Evaluating Nitrogen Containing Controlled Release Fertilizers At Stand Establishment In Loblolly Pine

    … using various formulations of conventional and controlled release N fertilizers was evaluated in a greenhouse study and at two field trials in the Virginia Piedmont, in 2002 and 2003. The greenhouse study evaluated five fertilizer treatments; 1) check with no fertilizer; 2) granular ammonium …

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  2. Synthesis of zeolites and their application as soil amendments to increase crop yield and potentially act as controlled release fertilizers.

    … their cation exchange capacity (CEC) and slow-release fertilizer properties. Most work on slow-release fertilizers has focused on natural Clinoptilolite, Phillipsite and Chabazite. The aim of this study was to synthesize zeolites, study their effectiveness as soil amendments and their ability …

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  3. Influence of Temperature and Time on Nutrient Release Patterns of Osmocote Plus™, Nutricote™, and Polyon™ Controlled-Release Fertilizers

    Polymer-coated controlled-release fertilizers (PCFs) are the most widely used class of fertilizers in the production of container-grown nursery plants. Nutrient release from PCFs is primarily influenced by temperature. The objective of this study was to determine the influences of temperature and …

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  4. Best Management Practice Use and Efficacy for the Virginia Nursery and Greenhouse Industry

    … on-site water capture and collection, and use of controlled-release fertilizers (CRFs). Cost was a barrier to BMP adoption, and environmental concern was a commonly reported reason for BMP use. We documented the science supporting selected water-related BMPs (grass buffer strips, CRFs, and …

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  5. Development of Carbon-Based, Controlled-Release Soil Ameliorants Through Chemical Pathways

    … waste agricultural residues into carbon-based controlled-release fertilizers (CBCRFs) through chemical carbonization followed by nutrient impregnation. The process involved treating lignocellulosic biomass with 93% sulfuric acid to produce a stable carbon matrix, subsequently neutralized with …

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  6. Effects of a Control Release Nitrogen Fertilizer and Thinning on the Nitrogen Dynamics of a Mid-Rotation Loblolly Pine Stand in the Piedmont of Virginia

    … a portion being utilized by plantation trees. Controlled release fertilizers release available N more slowly over a longer period of time and therefore may result in greater uptake efficiency. The objective of this study was to compare Nitroform®, a urea-formaldehyde controlled release N …

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  7. Phosphorus Requirement and Chemical Fate in Containerized Nursery Crop Production

    … In a separate study, utilizing low-P controlled-release fertilizers (CRFs), shoot growth of Hydrangea macrophylla ‘P11HM-11’ (bigleaf hydrangea) produced in two ecoregions was maximal when fertilized with as little as 0.3 g CRF-P per 3.8-L container, a 50% P reduction from the …

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