Inorganic fertiliser definition
Inorganic fertiliser means a fertiliser in which the declared nutrients are in the form of minerals obtained by extraction or by physical and/or chemical industrial processes. Calcium cyanamide, urea and its condensation and association products, and fertilisers containing chelated or complexed micro-nutrients may, by convention, be classed as inorganic fertilisers.
Inorganic fertiliser means a fertiliser in which declared nutrients are in the form of minerals obtained by extraction or by physical and/or chemical industrial processes. Calcium cyanamide, urea and its condensation and associated products as well as fertilizers containing chelated or complexed micro-nutrients may, by convention, be considered as inorganic fertilizers.
Inorganic fertiliser means a fertiliser used for the cultivation of crops or plants of any description, including trees, which is in the form of inorganic salts obtained by extraction, physical industrial processes, chemical industrial processes, or a combination of any or all of these, and includes calcium cyanamide, and urea and its condensation products;