Fertiliser Review

The Fertiliser Review is your gateway to insights in the fertiliser sector. The Fertiliser Review bridges the gap between innovation and implementation, offering a platform where breakthroughs are shared, trends are examined, and best practices are highlighted.

Support us in enabling informed, sustainable agriculture by making the Fertiliser Review freely accessible to all.

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Fertiliser Review No.54

Published: 17 Apr 2026

  • Potassium
  • Free-Living Nitrogen Bacteria
  • Probitas
  • Fertiliser Advice and AI

More

Fertiliser Review No.53

Published: 9 Oct 2025

  • Slow Release Nitrogen
  • Tnue Smartfert

More

Fertiliser Review No.52

Published: 14 May 2025

  • Soil Testing: Getting It Wrong!
  • Foliar Nitrogen (N)
  • More About Snake Oils
  • Regenerative Agriculture

More

Fertiliser Review No.51

Published: 3 Dec 2024

  • Interpreting the Olsen P Soil Test
  • Regenerative Agriculture - Update
  • Phosphorus Fixation - An Old Porky
  • The Enigma of Soil Potassium

More

Fertiliser Review No.50

Published: 7 Mar 2024

  • 50th Edition of the Fertiliser Review
  • Sustain and N-Protect
  • Understanding Cumulative Distribution Functions

More

Fertiliser Review No.49

Published: 19 Oct 2023

  • The Reactive Phosphate Rock (RPR) Story
  • Paradigms
  • Agrisea: Another Interesting Story
  • Hydroboost

More

Fertiliser Review No.48

Published: 15 Mar 2023

  • Fertiliser Prices: What To Do?
  • Regenerative Agriculture: The Evidence is Accumulating
  • Tow & Fert: Making N More Efficient?

More

Fertiliser Review No.47

Published: 20 Oct 2022

  • Revolution in the Air?
  • Biozest
  • Regenerative Agriculture - What Is It?
  • Probitas
  • Molybdenum (Mo)

More

Fertiliser Review No.46

Published: 13 Oct 2022

  • Regenerative Agriculture - The First Shots Have Been Fired
  • White Clover - Welcome Back?
  • Pasture Visual Assessment (PVA)
  • Fertiliser Costs
  • Trends in Fertiliser Costs
  • Turning the Sods

More

FERTILISER REVIEW NO. 45

Published: 1 Sep 2021

  • Overseer
  • Science Method
  • Price Watch
  • Spot the Problem
  • Soil Biology and Biodiversity
  • Phosphate Reserves
More

Fertiliser Review No. 44

Published: 1 Mar 2021

  • Regenerative Agriculture - Revisited
  • The Soil Fertility Status of NZ Soils
  • The Missing Link?
  • RPRS Rear Their Ugly Head - Again!
  • Biohelp
  • Tow And Fert
  • Albrecht-Kinsey Soil Testing Put To The Sword Again

More

Fertiliser Review No. 43

Published: 1 Mar 2020

  • Managing Water Quality
  • Surephos
  • New Product: Tripleplus

More

Fertiliser Review No. 42

Published: 1 Sep 2019

  • Regenerative Agriculture

More

Fertiliser Review No. 41

Published: 1 Mar 2019

  • Clover-Based Pasture First?
  • Fine Particle Application of Fertilisers
  • Greenpeace vs the Fertiliser Companies
  • Reactive Phosphate Rock (RPR)
  • The ETS and the Zero Carbon Bill
More

Fertiliser Review No. 40

Published: 1 Sep 2018

  • Smart Products or Good Marketing
  • Regenerative Agriculture
  • Fine Particle Application (FPA) Fertilisers
  • Urea and SustaiN Decreases Pasture Production?
  • Lime
  • Soil Acidification: A Sustainability Issue for High Country?
  • When is an Experiment not an Experiment?
More

Fertiliser Review No. 39

Published: 1 Nov 2017

  • SmartFert - the Holy Grail?
  • Fertiliser Advice
  • RePlenish from Terracare Fertilisers Ltd
  • Urea and SustaiN can decrease pasture production?

More

Fertiliser Review No. 38

Published: 1 Mar 2017

  • Price Watch
  • Potassium
  • Tow & Fert
  • A New Fertiliser Company
  • Fine Lime
  • Carbon Dioxide: Friend or Foe?
More

Fertiliser Review No. 37

Published: 1 Sep 2016

  • Pasture First
  • Fine Particle Application (FPA)
  • Sustain and Phased N
  • All Paddock Testing
  • A Tragic Case of Misdiagnosis

More

Fertiliser Review No. 36

Published: 1 Mar 2016

  • What Fairfax Media Chose Not to Publish
  • New Product: Thermophos
  • Speculation About Silicon
  • When is an RPR not an RPR
  • Dicalcic Phosphate: Weasel Words

More

Fertiliser Review No. 35

Published: 1 Sep 2015

  • Talking About Soil Organic Matter
  • Are Your Nutrient Tanks Full
  • Fine Particle Application (FPA)
  • Let the Buyer Beware (Again!)
  • Managing Nutrients in Farm Dairy Effluent

More

Fertiliser Review No. 34

Published: 1 Mar 2015

  • Sustain
  • Changes to the Fair Trading Act
  • Maxicrop is Back
  • Soil Test Histograms
More

Fertiliser Review No. 33

Published: 1 Sep 2014

  • Sulphur Fertilisers
  • Old Recipes May Not Work
  • Beware: The Resin Test and Reactive Phosphate Rocks
  • Aluminum Soil Test
  • All Paddock Testing

More

Fertiliser Review No. 32

Published: 1 Mar 2014

  • Feed the soil versus feed the plant
  • More soil testing problems
  • Biological farming - what is it?
  • Phosphate rock reserves - sustainable?
  • Sustain
  • Stick with Science

More

Fertiliser Review No. 31

Published: 1 Jun 2013

  • Overseer is not a regulatory tool
  • A 50% increase in productivity by year 2025

More

Fertiliser Review No. 30

Published: 1 Mar 2013

  • Sustainability – how does this apply to agriculture?
  • Water Quality – some questions you should ask your Regional Council
  • Is the climate changing?
  • Sustainable Nitrogen Fertilisers
  • Is Nitrogen a pollutant?

More

Fertilizer Review No. 29

Published: 1 Sep 2012

  • Agrisea
  • All Paddock Testing – Chasing Tales
  • Humates, Fulvates and Soil Organic Matter
  • Introducing Dr Robert McBride, Soil Phosphorus Retention
  • Case Study: Abron Farm Consultants

More

Fertiliser Review No. 27

Published: 1 Sep 2011

  • Potassium: A forgotten Nutrient?
  • All Paddock Soil Testing – an analysis of the process and it’s merits
  • All about Abron
  • Pasture Persistence: a soil fertility problem?
  • Professional incompetence or poor training?

More

Fertiliser Review No. 26

Published: 1 Mar 2011

  • Bas Saturation Ratios – Why they are Nonsense!
  • Nutrient Quality or Nutrient Ratios?
  • Defining Soil PH
  • Measuring CEC
  • The Quantity Theory
  • Balanced Nutrition
  • Hill Laboratories Again
  • Climate Change and ETS
  • The Price of Independence

More

Fertiliser Review No. 25

Published: 1 Sep 2010

  • The Organic Movement: New Products Old Stories Same Nonsense
  • Open Letter to Hill Laboratories
  • Your Questions Answered
  • Organic Foods: Are they Better?
  • The New Zealand Soil Carbon Conference

More

Fertiliser Review No. 24

Published: 1 Mar 2010

  • Get your Fertiliser Act Together
  • Less N
  • SustaiN: In More Trouble?
  • EcoN
  • The Commercialization of Science
  • Post Script

More

Fertiliser Review No. 23

Published: 1 Sep 2009

  • SustaiN – contemptible advertising
  • The Brix Test – what does it mean?
  • Pasture is King & Clover is Queen – the principles of effitient pastoral farming
  • Price Watch
  • How to Read your Soil Test Reports
  • Soil Testing – leave it to the experts

More

Fertiliser Review No. 22

Published: 1 Mar 2009

  • Sustain versus Urea
  • Fertiliser Co-ops: Who do they serve?
  • Poos and wees: how much and were does it go?
  • ProGibb
  • Nutrient Budgets: interprete with caution
  • Elemental Sulphur: Our recent experience
  • Price Watch

More

Fertiliser Review No. 21

Published: 1 Sep 2008

  • Fertiliser Costs: What do we do?
  • How to feed Soil Bugs
  • Under the fence line
  • Nitrogen Inhibitors: A need for National Trial
  • Earthworms: The Dangers of Romantic Love

More

Fertiliser Review No. 20

Published: 1 Mar 2008

  • Managing soil organic matter
  • Fertiliser prices: living with increasing costs
  • Mainland Minerals: Again!
  • A new soil test for sulphur?

More

Fertiliser Review Special Edition

Published: 1 Nov 2007

  • Why do we need lime?
  • Liming Materials
  • Animal Health

More

Fertiliser Review No. 19

Published: 1 Oct 2007

  • Has you pasture got the pox? Nutrient deficiencies
  • The Organic Movement – its origins
  • Can you have you cake and eat it? Environmental good news
  • What were they thinking? – a liquid fertiliser story
  • A question for the co-operatives? Di-calcic superphosphate
  • Price Watch – P fertilisers
  • Farmers, fertilisers and anecdotal evidence
More

Fertiliser Review No. 18

Published: 1 Mar 2007

  • Some lessons for the field
  • Beware: Another Doomsday Prophet
  • More Good News: Food Quality
  • Commerce One, Science Zero
  • Stop the digger
  • Are your paradigms shifting?

More

Fertiliser Review No. 17

Published: 1 Oct 2006

  • Nitrogen Fertiliser Revisited
  • The Cost of P Fertiliser
  • Mainland Minerals: a case of let the buyer beware?
  • New versus old pasture

More

Fertiliser Review No. 16

Published: 1 Apr 2006

  • Efficient fertiliser use on the dairy farm
  • All you need to grow?
  • Fertiliser: what to do in a downturn
  • Potassium: malignant or maligned?

More

Fertiliser Review No. 15

Published: 1 Oct 2005

  • Ureas versus Sustain
  • Lime: Is finer better?
  • When is a Fertiliser not a Fertiliser?
  • Fertiliser: always a good investment
More

Fertiliser Review No. 14

Published: 1 Apr 2005

  • Acidification due to fertilisers?
  • Growing for Good
  • More Good News: Soil Quality
  • A matter of Opinion?

More

Fertiliser Review No. 13

Published: 1 Sep 2004

  • Good news for soil life
  • Urea: Volatilization losses of N
  • A Case of Confusing Advice?
  • Magic bullets? Nitrification and urease inhibitors

More

Fertiliser Review No. 12

Published: 1 Mar 2004

  • Dicalcic phosphate
  • FERTMARK
  • Southern Fertilisers Ltd (now called Uptake Ltd)
  • Interpreting sulphur soil tests
  • DAP
  • Phosphate poisoning

More

Fertiliser Review No. 11

Published: 1 Sep 2003

  • Pasture sulphur requirements
  • Lime-Flo: liquid lime
  • Sechura RPR
  • Soil Testing: which laboratory?
  • Total Nutrient Management

More

Fertiliser Review No. 10

Published: 1 Mar 2003

  • The economics of fertiliser use
  • P lockup? P fixation?
  • Sulphur
  • Managing nitrate leaching
  • Let the buyer beware
  • Total Nutrient Management: a new service
  • Price watch

More

Fertiliser Review No. 9

Published: 1 Aug 2002

  • Efficient fertiliser use
  • Nutrient budgeting
  • Managing nutrient runoff
  • What is the optimal Olsen P?
  • Liquid fertilisers – again?
  • Product and services to avoid
  • Price watch
  • Phosphate rock reserves

More

Fertiliser Review No. 8

Published: 1 Mar 2002

  • Transport and spreading costs
  • Biophos – organic but!
  • The Resin P test: Science and intrigue
  • Soil fertiliser trends: are we sustainable?
  • Soil inoculants, bio-stimulants and activators

More

Fertiliser Review No. 7

Published: 1 Sep 2001

  • Trace elements
  • Fertiliser economic in Hill Country
  • Calcium, Lime and soil pH
  • Soil physical quality
  • Maintaining Fertiliser Quality standards
  • Price Watch: Nitrogen fertilisers

More

Fertiliser Review No. 6

Published: 1 Mar 2001

  • Lime Hill Country – is it economic?
  • Flea clover, Flea! A nitrogen dilemma
  • Why soils become acid
  • Script Fertiliser and FERTMARK
  • Scientific v observational trials
  • Magnesium revisited

More

Fertiliser Review No. 5

Published: 1 Oct 2000

  • Nitrogen fertilisers: a need for caution?
  • Soil acidification due to fertilisers.
  • Plant nutrient ratios: what do they mean?
  • Mainland Minerals: be aware!
  • Fluid Fertilisers Ltd
  • Sodium fertiliser: an update.
  • Price watch: Magnesium fertilisers.

More

Fertiliser Review No. 4

Published: 1 Feb 2000

  • Nitrosol: Liquid blood and bone
  • Soil Testing: Base saturation ratios
  • Price watch: Nitrogen fertilisers
  • Organic v chemical fertilisers
  • Summit-Quinphos: Misuse of science?

More

Fertiliser Review No. 3

Published: 1 Oct 1999

  • The P fixation bogey (Part 3)
  • Magnesium fertilisers for pastures
  • Solid versus liquid fertilisers
  • Price watch: Phosphate fertilisers
  • Super versus RPR?
  • Lime reverted super

More

Fertiliser Review No. 2

Published: 1 Mar 1999

  • Sodium: not a cure all….
  • Lime and liming materials
  • The P fixation bogey (Part 2)
  • Prescription Fertilisers (NZ) Ltd
  • Maxicrop is back….
  • The cost of P in super

More

Fertiliser Review No. 1

Published: 1 Oct 1998

  • Lime -reverted superphosphate
  • The P fixation bogey (Part 1)
  • Reactive phosphate rocks
  • Prescription Fertilisers (NZ) Ltd
  • Cost of nutrients

More

Fertiliser Review

The Fertiliser Review is your gateway to insights in the fertiliser sector. The Fertiliser Review bridges the gap between innovation and implementation, offering a platform where breakthroughs are shared, trends are examined, and best practices are highlighted.

Support us in enabling informed, sustainable agriculture by making the Fertiliser Review freely accessible to all.

Donate

Fertiliser Review No.54

Published: 17 Apr 2026

  • Potassium
  • Free-Living Nitrogen Bacteria
  • Probitas
  • Fertiliser Advice and AI

More

Fertiliser Review No.53

Published: 9 Oct 2025

  • Slow Release Nitrogen
  • Tnue Smartfert

More

Fertiliser Review No.52

Published: 14 May 2025

  • Soil Testing: Getting It Wrong!
  • Foliar Nitrogen (N)
  • More About Snake Oils
  • Regenerative Agriculture

More

Fertiliser Review No.51

Published: 3 Dec 2024

  • Interpreting the Olsen P Soil Test
  • Regenerative Agriculture - Update
  • Phosphorus Fixation - An Old Porky
  • The Enigma of Soil Potassium

More

Fertiliser Review No.50

Published: 7 Mar 2024

  • 50th Edition of the Fertiliser Review
  • Sustain and N-Protect
  • Understanding Cumulative Distribution Functions

More

Fertiliser Review No.49

Published: 19 Oct 2023

  • The Reactive Phosphate Rock (RPR) Story
  • Paradigms
  • Agrisea: Another Interesting Story
  • Hydroboost

More

Fertiliser Review No.48

Published: 15 Mar 2023

  • Fertiliser Prices: What To Do?
  • Regenerative Agriculture: The Evidence is Accumulating
  • Tow & Fert: Making N More Efficient?

More

Fertiliser Review No.47

Published: 20 Oct 2022

  • Revolution in the Air?
  • Biozest
  • Regenerative Agriculture - What Is It?
  • Probitas
  • Molybdenum (Mo)

More

Fertiliser Review No.46

Published: 13 Oct 2022

  • Regenerative Agriculture - The First Shots Have Been Fired
  • White Clover - Welcome Back?
  • Pasture Visual Assessment (PVA)
  • Fertiliser Costs
  • Trends in Fertiliser Costs
  • Turning the Sods

More

FERTILISER REVIEW NO. 45

Published: 1 Sep 2021

  • Overseer
  • Science Method
  • Price Watch
  • Spot the Problem
  • Soil Biology and Biodiversity
  • Phosphate Reserves
More

Fertiliser Review No. 44

Published: 1 Mar 2021

  • Regenerative Agriculture - Revisited
  • The Soil Fertility Status of NZ Soils
  • The Missing Link?
  • RPRS Rear Their Ugly Head - Again!
  • Biohelp
  • Tow And Fert
  • Albrecht-Kinsey Soil Testing Put To The Sword Again

More

Fertiliser Review No. 43

Published: 1 Mar 2020

  • Managing Water Quality
  • Surephos
  • New Product: Tripleplus

More

Fertiliser Review No. 42

Published: 1 Sep 2019

  • Regenerative Agriculture

More

Fertiliser Review No. 41

Published: 1 Mar 2019

  • Clover-Based Pasture First?
  • Fine Particle Application of Fertilisers
  • Greenpeace vs the Fertiliser Companies
  • Reactive Phosphate Rock (RPR)
  • The ETS and the Zero Carbon Bill
More

Fertiliser Review No. 40

Published: 1 Sep 2018

  • Smart Products or Good Marketing
  • Regenerative Agriculture
  • Fine Particle Application (FPA) Fertilisers
  • Urea and SustaiN Decreases Pasture Production?
  • Lime
  • Soil Acidification: A Sustainability Issue for High Country?
  • When is an Experiment not an Experiment?
More

Fertiliser Review No. 39

Published: 1 Nov 2017

  • SmartFert - the Holy Grail?
  • Fertiliser Advice
  • RePlenish from Terracare Fertilisers Ltd
  • Urea and SustaiN can decrease pasture production?

More

Fertiliser Review No. 38

Published: 1 Mar 2017

  • Price Watch
  • Potassium
  • Tow & Fert
  • A New Fertiliser Company
  • Fine Lime
  • Carbon Dioxide: Friend or Foe?
More

Fertiliser Review No. 37

Published: 1 Sep 2016

  • Pasture First
  • Fine Particle Application (FPA)
  • Sustain and Phased N
  • All Paddock Testing
  • A Tragic Case of Misdiagnosis

More

Fertiliser Review No. 36

Published: 1 Mar 2016

  • What Fairfax Media Chose Not to Publish
  • New Product: Thermophos
  • Speculation About Silicon
  • When is an RPR not an RPR
  • Dicalcic Phosphate: Weasel Words

More

Fertiliser Review No. 35

Published: 1 Sep 2015

  • Talking About Soil Organic Matter
  • Are Your Nutrient Tanks Full
  • Fine Particle Application (FPA)
  • Let the Buyer Beware (Again!)
  • Managing Nutrients in Farm Dairy Effluent

More

Fertiliser Review No. 34

Published: 1 Mar 2015

  • Sustain
  • Changes to the Fair Trading Act
  • Maxicrop is Back
  • Soil Test Histograms
More

Fertiliser Review No. 33

Published: 1 Sep 2014

  • Sulphur Fertilisers
  • Old Recipes May Not Work
  • Beware: The Resin Test and Reactive Phosphate Rocks
  • Aluminum Soil Test
  • All Paddock Testing

More

Fertiliser Review No. 32

Published: 1 Mar 2014

  • Feed the soil versus feed the plant
  • More soil testing problems
  • Biological farming - what is it?
  • Phosphate rock reserves - sustainable?
  • Sustain
  • Stick with Science

More

Fertiliser Review No. 31

Published: 1 Jun 2013

  • Overseer is not a regulatory tool
  • A 50% increase in productivity by year 2025

More

Fertiliser Review No. 30

Published: 1 Mar 2013

  • Sustainability – how does this apply to agriculture?
  • Water Quality – some questions you should ask your Regional Council
  • Is the climate changing?
  • Sustainable Nitrogen Fertilisers
  • Is Nitrogen a pollutant?

More

Fertilizer Review No. 29

Published: 1 Sep 2012

  • Agrisea
  • All Paddock Testing – Chasing Tales
  • Humates, Fulvates and Soil Organic Matter
  • Introducing Dr Robert McBride, Soil Phosphorus Retention
  • Case Study: Abron Farm Consultants

More

Fertiliser Review No. 27

Published: 1 Sep 2011

  • Potassium: A forgotten Nutrient?
  • All Paddock Soil Testing – an analysis of the process and it’s merits
  • All about Abron
  • Pasture Persistence: a soil fertility problem?
  • Professional incompetence or poor training?

More

Fertiliser Review No. 26

Published: 1 Mar 2011

  • Bas Saturation Ratios – Why they are Nonsense!
  • Nutrient Quality or Nutrient Ratios?
  • Defining Soil PH
  • Measuring CEC
  • The Quantity Theory
  • Balanced Nutrition
  • Hill Laboratories Again
  • Climate Change and ETS
  • The Price of Independence

More

Fertiliser Review No. 25

Published: 1 Sep 2010

  • The Organic Movement: New Products Old Stories Same Nonsense
  • Open Letter to Hill Laboratories
  • Your Questions Answered
  • Organic Foods: Are they Better?
  • The New Zealand Soil Carbon Conference

More

Fertiliser Review No. 24

Published: 1 Mar 2010

  • Get your Fertiliser Act Together
  • Less N
  • SustaiN: In More Trouble?
  • EcoN
  • The Commercialization of Science
  • Post Script

More

Fertiliser Review No. 23

Published: 1 Sep 2009

  • SustaiN – contemptible advertising
  • The Brix Test – what does it mean?
  • Pasture is King & Clover is Queen – the principles of effitient pastoral farming
  • Price Watch
  • How to Read your Soil Test Reports
  • Soil Testing – leave it to the experts

More

Fertiliser Review No. 22

Published: 1 Mar 2009

  • Sustain versus Urea
  • Fertiliser Co-ops: Who do they serve?
  • Poos and wees: how much and were does it go?
  • ProGibb
  • Nutrient Budgets: interprete with caution
  • Elemental Sulphur: Our recent experience
  • Price Watch

More

Fertiliser Review No. 21

Published: 1 Sep 2008

  • Fertiliser Costs: What do we do?
  • How to feed Soil Bugs
  • Under the fence line
  • Nitrogen Inhibitors: A need for National Trial
  • Earthworms: The Dangers of Romantic Love

More

Fertiliser Review No. 20

Published: 1 Mar 2008

  • Managing soil organic matter
  • Fertiliser prices: living with increasing costs
  • Mainland Minerals: Again!
  • A new soil test for sulphur?

More

Fertiliser Review Special Edition

Published: 1 Nov 2007

  • Why do we need lime?
  • Liming Materials
  • Animal Health

More

Fertiliser Review No. 19

Published: 1 Oct 2007

  • Has you pasture got the pox? Nutrient deficiencies
  • The Organic Movement – its origins
  • Can you have you cake and eat it? Environmental good news
  • What were they thinking? – a liquid fertiliser story
  • A question for the co-operatives? Di-calcic superphosphate
  • Price Watch – P fertilisers
  • Farmers, fertilisers and anecdotal evidence
More

Fertiliser Review No. 18

Published: 1 Mar 2007

  • Some lessons for the field
  • Beware: Another Doomsday Prophet
  • More Good News: Food Quality
  • Commerce One, Science Zero
  • Stop the digger
  • Are your paradigms shifting?

More

Fertiliser Review No. 17

Published: 1 Oct 2006

  • Nitrogen Fertiliser Revisited
  • The Cost of P Fertiliser
  • Mainland Minerals: a case of let the buyer beware?
  • New versus old pasture

More

Fertiliser Review No. 16

Published: 1 Apr 2006

  • Efficient fertiliser use on the dairy farm
  • All you need to grow?
  • Fertiliser: what to do in a downturn
  • Potassium: malignant or maligned?

More

Fertiliser Review No. 15

Published: 1 Oct 2005

  • Ureas versus Sustain
  • Lime: Is finer better?
  • When is a Fertiliser not a Fertiliser?
  • Fertiliser: always a good investment
More

Fertiliser Review No. 14

Published: 1 Apr 2005

  • Acidification due to fertilisers?
  • Growing for Good
  • More Good News: Soil Quality
  • A matter of Opinion?

More

Fertiliser Review No. 13

Published: 1 Sep 2004

  • Good news for soil life
  • Urea: Volatilization losses of N
  • A Case of Confusing Advice?
  • Magic bullets? Nitrification and urease inhibitors

More

Fertiliser Review No. 12

Published: 1 Mar 2004

  • Dicalcic phosphate
  • FERTMARK
  • Southern Fertilisers Ltd (now called Uptake Ltd)
  • Interpreting sulphur soil tests
  • DAP
  • Phosphate poisoning

More

Fertiliser Review No. 11

Published: 1 Sep 2003

  • Pasture sulphur requirements
  • Lime-Flo: liquid lime
  • Sechura RPR
  • Soil Testing: which laboratory?
  • Total Nutrient Management

More

Fertiliser Review No. 10

Published: 1 Mar 2003

  • The economics of fertiliser use
  • P lockup? P fixation?
  • Sulphur
  • Managing nitrate leaching
  • Let the buyer beware
  • Total Nutrient Management: a new service
  • Price watch

More

Fertiliser Review No. 9

Published: 1 Aug 2002

  • Efficient fertiliser use
  • Nutrient budgeting
  • Managing nutrient runoff
  • What is the optimal Olsen P?
  • Liquid fertilisers – again?
  • Product and services to avoid
  • Price watch
  • Phosphate rock reserves

More

Fertiliser Review No. 8

Published: 1 Mar 2002

  • Transport and spreading costs
  • Biophos – organic but!
  • The Resin P test: Science and intrigue
  • Soil fertiliser trends: are we sustainable?
  • Soil inoculants, bio-stimulants and activators

More

Fertiliser Review No. 7

Published: 1 Sep 2001

  • Trace elements
  • Fertiliser economic in Hill Country
  • Calcium, Lime and soil pH
  • Soil physical quality
  • Maintaining Fertiliser Quality standards
  • Price Watch: Nitrogen fertilisers

More

Fertiliser Review No. 6

Published: 1 Mar 2001

  • Lime Hill Country – is it economic?
  • Flea clover, Flea! A nitrogen dilemma
  • Why soils become acid
  • Script Fertiliser and FERTMARK
  • Scientific v observational trials
  • Magnesium revisited

More

Fertiliser Review No. 5

Published: 1 Oct 2000

  • Nitrogen fertilisers: a need for caution?
  • Soil acidification due to fertilisers.
  • Plant nutrient ratios: what do they mean?
  • Mainland Minerals: be aware!
  • Fluid Fertilisers Ltd
  • Sodium fertiliser: an update.
  • Price watch: Magnesium fertilisers.

More

Fertiliser Review No. 4

Published: 1 Feb 2000

  • Nitrosol: Liquid blood and bone
  • Soil Testing: Base saturation ratios
  • Price watch: Nitrogen fertilisers
  • Organic v chemical fertilisers
  • Summit-Quinphos: Misuse of science?

More

Fertiliser Review No. 3

Published: 1 Oct 1999

  • The P fixation bogey (Part 3)
  • Magnesium fertilisers for pastures
  • Solid versus liquid fertilisers
  • Price watch: Phosphate fertilisers
  • Super versus RPR?
  • Lime reverted super

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Fertiliser Review No. 2

Published: 1 Mar 1999

  • Sodium: not a cure all….
  • Lime and liming materials
  • The P fixation bogey (Part 2)
  • Prescription Fertilisers (NZ) Ltd
  • Maxicrop is back….
  • The cost of P in super

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Fertiliser Review No. 1

Published: 1 Oct 1998

  • Lime -reverted superphosphate
  • The P fixation bogey (Part 1)
  • Reactive phosphate rocks
  • Prescription Fertilisers (NZ) Ltd
  • Cost of nutrients

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