Fertiliser. A fertiliser shall be a CE marked EU fertilising product aimed at providing the function of which is to provide nutrients to plants or mushrooms.
Fertiliser. The Licensee must top dress if required by Licensor any part of the Licensed Area which is at any time laid down in pasture:
Fertiliser. 7. The lessee shall once annually during the season of Autumn top dress the area subject to this lease with an application mix of 85% super phosphate and 15% potash fertiliser at a rate of 375 kilograms per hectare. The lessee shall furnish to the lessor as proof of the prescribed fertiliser application appropriate copies of purchase invoices for the supply and spreading of that fertiliser.
Fertiliser. 3-5 days before seeding, an approved general pre-germination fertiliser such as fine grade bonemeal/Fisons PS5, or equivalent, is to be supplied, spread and worked into the final tilth, of all proposed grass areas, by the Contractor at the rate of 70g per sq.metre (2 ozs. per sq.yard) or, according to the manufacturers instructions.
Fertiliser. The Contractor shall apply a general pre-turfing fertiliser, such as fine grade bonemeal/Fisons PS5, at a rate of 70 g/m per m2 (2 oz. per sq.yard) or, to the manufacturer's instructions.
Fertiliser. The Contractor shall apply an additional approved fertiliser in ............
Fertiliser. As said above, the digestate coming out of the biogas plant contains nitrogen and phosphate, which can be sold as fertiliser. In order to assess the fertiliser value of this digestate, the volumes of both elements as obtained from the IFEU dataset had been valued with the average price of nitrogen and phosphorus between 2008 and 2010 in France, where the CIMV pilot plant is located. This average price was 952 EUR/t for nitrogen and 1,080 EUR/t for phosphorus (Figure 10). Figure 10: Prices for nitrogen and phosphorus in France, 2008-2010 Source: Agreste 2013
