A fertilizer comprises a slow release source of phosphorus and a slow release source of sulfur. The slow release source of phosphorus may be struvite. The slow release source of sulfur may be polyhalite. The fertilizer may further contain a fast release source of phosphorus such as a water-soluble phosphorus-containing material. The fertilizer may be in the blended form or in the co-granular form. A number of methods may be used to make such co-granular fertilizers.

Disclosed herein is an aqueous composition including at least one agriculturally active compound, at least one fertilizer and a compatibilizer blend. Further disclosed herein is a method of making an aqueous composition. The aqueous composition disclosed herein is stable.

Disclosed herein is an aqueous composition including at least one agriculturally active compound, at least one fertilizer and a compatibilizer blend. Further disclosed herein is a method of making an aqueous composition. The aqueous composition disclosed herein is stable.

The invention relates to an organic water-soluble fertilizer, in solid form, with humic properties, comprising carbon and nitrogen with a carbon-to-nitrogen ratio of between 4 to 14, wherein more than 0% and up to 30% of the total nitrogen content is chemically bound as ammonium nitrogen, more than 0% and up to 20% of the total nitrogen content is chemically bound as easy-to-hydrolyse amide nitrogen and at least 50% of the total nitrogen content is chemically bound as difficult-to-hydrolyse amide nitrogen. The invention further relates to a method for producing an organic water-soluble fertilizer provided in solid form and the use of such a water-soluble fertilizer.

Particulate compositions including cores, binders, and powders are provided. Also provided are methods for producing particulate compositions, and methods for using particulate compositions.

Particulate compositions including cores, binders, and powders are provided. Also provided are methods for producing particulate compositions, and methods for using particulate compositions.

A fertilizer blend containing 10 wt. % to 90 wt. % of a first particulate fertilizer composition and 10 wt. % to 90 wt. % of a second particulate fertilizer composition is disclosed. In the fertilizer blend, the second particulate fertilizer composition can be blended with the first particulate fertilizer composition. The first particulate fertilizer composition can include a core containing a binder, a pH buffering agent, and an urease inhibitor, and a shell containing urea, where the shell covers at least a portion of an outer surface of the core.

A fertilizer blend containing 10 wt. % to 90 wt. % of a first particulate fertilizer composition and 10 wt. % to 90 wt. % of a second particulate fertilizer composition is disclosed. In the fertilizer blend, the second particulate fertilizer composition can be blended with the first particulate fertilizer composition. The first particulate fertilizer composition can include a core containing a binder, a pH buffering agent, and an urease inhibitor, and a shell containing urea, where the shell covers at least a portion of an outer surface of the core.

A fluidized bed cooler for cooling a urea-containing granular material may include a cooler chamber having a product inlet opening, a product outlet opening, a perforated plate disposed in the cooler chamber, and at least one cooling medium entry opening disposed beneath the perforated plate. The product inlet opening may be disposed above the perforated plate, and a baffle plate may be disposed between the product inlet opening and the perforated plate. A distributor plate may be disposed between the baffle plate and the perforated plate. An area of the distributor plate may be 10% to 50% greater than an area of the baffle plate.

An ammonia capture and recovery system comprises five process steps, including an ammonia removal step, an ammonia recovery step, a product granulation step, a granulated product wax-coating step, and a granulated product encapsulation step. These steps are modular in that multiple approaches are valid for each step if it meets the process requirements for the next influent. Also, a method of taking ammonia-containing wastewater and producing several water fractions (preferably of decreasing volume and increasing purity) and a time-release ammonium-containing fertilizer, resulting in a sustainable nitrogenous fertilizer product that reduces fertilizer use and subsequent nutrient runoff while being produced from wastewater and not fossil fuel or hydrogen sources.