Slow-and controlled-release fertilizers (S/CRFs) are considered as novel and revolutionary
approaches in the field of fertilizer synthesis. S/CRFs are seen as economical and …

Slow controlled release fertilizer (SRF) is the hot direction of new fertilizer development, but
there is no unified, perfect, standardized classification basis. This paper documents a review …

The development of slow-release fertilizers (SRFs) has attracted increasing attention,
especially in the last two decades since the well-recognized environmental problem caused …

Owing to the high demand for fertilizer formulations that will exhaust the possibilities of
nutrient use efficiency (NUE), regulate fertilizer consumption, and lessen …

Coping with the growth of the global population and the necessity for food, the agricultural
sector has been compelled to rely heavily on fertilizers as a means to enhance both the …

The steady increase in population growth and food demand and the continuous reduction in
cultivated land per capita induce steady intensification of fertilizer application worldwide …

Slow and controlled-release fertilizers (S-CRF) are proposed as a solution to improve the
nutrient use efficiency of plants, and hence considered an answer to address the problems …

Controlled release fertilizer (CRF) plays a crucial yet necessary part in the sustainable
agriculture industry. An alarming rise in call for crop production directly influences the …

The increasing urge to make an impactful contribution towards attaining nutritional security
amidst the ever-rising demand for food, changing climate and maintaining environmental …

Chemical synthetic slow release fertilizer had become a major breakthrough in the green
fertilizer industry due to its superior nutrient management and degradation properties …