Controlled-Release Fertilizers Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2014 – 2020

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REPORT DESCRIPTION

Controlled-release fertilizers are type of fertilizers used to minimize the potential loss of nutrients to the environment. It delays

the availability of the nutrients for plant uptake and extends the availability period as compared to rapidly available or

conventional fertilizers. The nutrient release pattern in conventional fertilizers is fully dependent on climatic conditions and soil

characteristics; whereas in the case of controlled-release fertilizers, the release pattern can be predicted to a certain extent.

Controlled-release fertilizers can be classified as follows: organic-N low solubility compounds, inorganic low solubility compounds

and fertilizer release by a physical barrier. Organic-N low solubility compounds are manufactured by condensation of urea and

its products. Such urea products include urea formaldehyde, crotonylidene urea and isobutylidene urea. The physical barrier

type includes coating or encapsulation of fertilizers. Coating material used could be resins, inorganic materials and mineral

based coatings. Inorganic low solubility fertilizers include inorganic complexes such as ammonium phosphates.

Growing demand for food globally is expected to drive the controlled-release fertilizers market. Demand for food is increasing

with the same rate as the global population is increasing. Controlled-release fertilizers offer advantages over...