Chemical fertilizer definition
Chemical fertilizer means any inorganic material of wholly or partially synthetic origin that is added to soil to sustain plant growth.
Chemical fertilizer. : means any fertiliser which is manufactured by an industrial process’. Treated wastewater cannot be considered as manufactured and is not, therefore, a ‘chemical fertilizer’ under the directive.
Chemical fertilizer means any chemical compound of synthetic origin applied to soil
More Definitions of Chemical fertilizer
Chemical fertilizer means fertilizer produced by chemical processes or mined and derived from an inorganic substance or synthetic organic substance;
Chemical fertilizer means a fertilizer derived from inorganic or synthetic organic materials including single fertilizer, mixed fertilizer, compound fertilizer and organic chemical fertilizer, but excluding the following:
Chemical fertilizer. : means any fertilizer which is manufactured by an industrial process;
Chemical fertilizer means a compound or mixture, whose chief ingredients are nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium or any combination of these ingredients, which has agronomic value.
Chemical fertilizer as used herein means commercial chemical fertilizer not less than 15 percent of the gross weight of which con sists of plant food.
Chemical fertilizer means fertilizer manufactured through a chemical process under Article 2(1) of the 「 Fertilizer Control Act 」 .
Chemical fertilizer means fertilizer manufactured through a chemical process under Article 2(1) of the「Fertilizer Control Act」.