A New Direction in Wheat Cultivation by Preparation of Biochar and Rice Straw NPK Slow-Release Fertilizers to Improve Nutrient Release Performance

H. S. Ali, Khaled S. Abou-El-Sherbini, M. E. El-Seedy, N. I. Talha, O. A. El-Gammal

Abstract

It is documented that biochar has a well-established solute adsorption capability and a few studies on the subject have been published, our goal in using slow-release fertilizers is to reduce the amount of vital nutrients that are lost during the agricultural process. In this study, commercial fertilizer was enhanced with biochar and rice straw, and the patterns of nutrient release were compared t...

Keywords

Biochar

Straw

Nutrient

Agronomy

Rice straw

Controlled release

Environmental science

Pulp and paper industry

Chemistry

Materials science

Biology

Engineering

Nanotechnology

Pyrolysis

Organic chemistry

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)

Zero hunger

2024

Article

Institution

Soils, water and environment research institute, Egypt.,

Department of Inorganic Chemistry, National Research Centre, Dokki, Giza,

Department of chemistry, Faculty of Science, Mansoura University, P.O.Box 70, Mansoura- Egypt.

2-Y Citation Average

0.712

DOI

https://doi.org/10.21608/ejchem.2024.286072.9658

Language

en

Country

Egypt

A New Direction in Wheat Cultivation by Preparation of Biochar and Rice Straw NPK Slow-Release Fertilizers to Improve Nutrient Release Performance

Egyptian Journal of Chemistry

H. S. Ali, Khaled S. Abou-El-Sherbini, M. E. El-Seedy, N. I. Talha, O. A. El-Gammal

Abstract

It is documented that biochar has a well-established solute adsorption capability and a few studies on the subject have been published, our goal in using slow-release fertilizers is to reduce the amount of vital nutrients that are lost during the agricultural process. In this study, commercial fertilizer was enhanced with biochar and rice straw, and the patterns of nutrient release were compared t...