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A make of organic fertiliser, being a by-product from shea seed processing, being part of the Velvit brand that is supplied by GreenBest.

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A range of controlled release fertilisers (containing Poly-S and resin coated granules of a typical 2mm-4.5mm diameter), with products containing 27%, 28%, or 38% Nitrogen, for use on turf surfaces mown at heights greater than 10mm. They have a typical release period of from 4 to 9 months, depending upon the fertiliser product used. These fertilisers are manufactured by ICL.

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A range of controlled release fertilisers, for use on turf surfaces mown at heights greater than 10mm. The granules are coated with Polymer and Sulphur (Poly S) and also a resin layer (PACE technology) to better regulate nutrient release. They have a typical release period of from 3 to 5 months, depending upon the fertiliser product used. These fertilisers are manufactured by ICL.

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A range of micro-granular fertilisers, with each granule containing a blend of inorganic and slower release nutrients. The nitrogen content may include some or all of the following sources: Ammonium N (from Ammonium Sulphate); Urea N; Methylene Urea N. These fertilisers are manufactured by ICL.

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A fertiliser which releases its nutrients slowly. This term can apply to a natural organic, an inorganic or a controlled release fertiliser. Typically, the term slow-release would apply to fertilisers which are decomposed by microbial activity, such as urea-formaldehyde products, whilst synthetically coated products are typically referred to as controlled-release fertilisers.

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A fertiliser which releases its nutrients slowly. This term can apply to a natural organic, an inorganic or a controlled release fertiliser. Typically, the term slow-release would apply to fertilisers which are decomposed by microbial activity, such as urea-formaldehyde products, whilst synthetically coated products are typically referred to as controlled-release fertilisers, rather than slow-release fertilisers.

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A make of liquid fertiliser with wetting agent and biostimulant included, being part of the Velvit brand that is supplied by GreenBest.

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A range of foliar fertilisers, supplied by Indigrow. • Pro-Active OneShot: 4:43:19. (N= 4% ammonium), including phosphite, provided as liquid sachets. It has a release period over 3-4 weeks; with suggested soil temperatures for applications being 3C minimum, 16C optimum.

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A make of lawn fertiliser, being part of the SmartLawn brand, containing 20% Fe, from ferrous sulphate hetahydrate, in dissolvable crystaline form.

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A make of water soluble fertilsers for use in a range of turf situations; • Solufeed Hi-K: 13:0:45 • Solufeed Hi-N: 28:7:14 + MgO • Solufeed Hi-P: 13:40:13 + MgO • Solufeed NK: 15:0:25 + MgO • Solufeed NPK: 14:7:28 + MgO They are produced by Sherriff Amenity (renamed Agrovista Amenity following an acquisition of Maxwell Amenity, from January 2020).