The present invention relates to a fertilizing composition comprising a glass matrix, wherein said glass matrix comprises: at least three forming oxides, wherein said at least three forming oxides are SiO.sub.2, P.sub.2O.sub.5 and B.sub.2O.sub.3, and have a ratio by weight between SiO.sub.2/P.sub.2O.sub.5 comprised from 1 to 5 and a ratio by weight between SiO.sub.2/B.sub.2O.sub.3 comprised from 5 to 25;—at least one microelement; said fertilizing composition optionally also comprising citric acid and/or at least one humic substance. The subject matter of the present invention further relates to an aggregate comprising said fertilizing composition, at least one thickening agent and optionally at least one further microelement that is identical to or different from the at least one microelement present within the glass matrix of the fertilizing composition. The present invention also relates to a method for fertilizing herbaceous and/or arboreal crops which comprises administering said composition or said aggregate to the crops. Finally, the present invention regards the use of the fertilizing composition or of the aggregate comprising said composition to fertilize herbaceous and/or arboreal crops.

A plant food and weed barrier, comprising: a substrate formed by subjecting a cellulosic material to a plasma treatment, and a nutrient base printed on the substrate.

A plant food and weed barrier, comprising: a substrate formed by subjecting a cellulosic material to a plasma treatment, and a nutrient base printed on the substrate.

Pellets for use in agricultural applications are disclosed herein. The pellets can include a porous substrate having an internal interconnected porosity. An agricultural treatment material can be disposed into at least a portion of the internal interconnected porosity of the porous substrate.

Pellets for use in agricultural applications are disclosed herein. The pellets can include a porous substrate having an internal interconnected porosity. An agricultural treatment material can be disposed into at least a portion of the internal interconnected porosity of the porous substrate.

Pellets for use in agricultural applications are disclosed herein. The pellets can include a porous substrate having an internal interconnected porosity. An agricultural treatment material can be disposed into at least a portion of the internal interconnected porosity of the porous substrate.

The present disclosure is related to a fertilizer (inorganic/organic/natural/synthetic) enriched with acclimatized (preferably halotolerant) effective microorganisms (AEM) and optionally with an organic emulsion (OE). The present disclosure provides a bioaugmented fertilizer enriched with AEM and optionally OE. Provide product (fertilizer) specific AEM, and method for producing such fertilizers. Fertilizer enriched with AEM, OMP, and OE renders it an Integrated Plant Nutrient Management (IPNM) principles based product (fertilizer). This makes it superior in performance over conventional fertilizers (inorganic/organic/natural/synthetic) due to better nutrient use efficiency.

The present disclosure is related to a fertilizer (inorganic/organic/natural/synthetic) enriched with acclimatized (preferably halotolerant) effective microorganisms (AEM) and optionally with an organic emulsion (OE). The present disclosure provides a bioaugmented fertilizer enriched with AEM and optionally OE. Provide product (fertilizer) specific AEM, and method for producing such fertilizers. Fertilizer enriched with AEM, OMP, and OE renders it an Integrated Plant Nutrient Management (IPNM) principles based product (fertilizer). This makes it superior in performance over conventional fertilizers (inorganic/organic/natural/synthetic) due to better nutrient use efficiency.

A treated biochar comprising a porous carbonaceous particle that has been treated and mixed with a media containing a mineral solubilizing microorganism, whereby the porous carbonaceous particle after mixing has retained the mineral solubilizing microorganism.

A treated biochar comprising a porous carbonaceous particle that has been treated and mixed with a media containing a mineral solubilizing microorganism, whereby the porous carbonaceous particle after mixing has retained the mineral solubilizing microorganism.