analysis, regional demonstration, etc as a basis to support governments and others through international nitrogen policy processes. The big message is to count the of a joined-up nitrogen approach. By addressing better management across the nitrogen cycle, we can contribute to improving Economy-Wide Nitrogen Use Efficiency, while reducing surplus that would often be wasted as pollution. UPM and UPM and The efficiency of recycled fertilisers and the need for Raki2, a Koen Yara Yara to their supplementation by mineral fertilisers are studied in nutrient Verkeer recycled the field trials at Kotkaniemi Research Station. The joint fertilisers recycled project by UPM and Yara concentrates on the possibilities fertilisers for the agricultural reuse of nutrients retrieved from the sludge originating from the pulp and paper mill's effluent from treatment plants and the ash from the incineration the process. Together with UPM's R&D team, we are Finnish developing a nutrient solution that contains the correct Ministry ratio of recycled and mineral nutrients. Recycled of the fertilisers do not automatically contain the correct amount of nutrients, so they need to be supplemented by mineral fertilisers that the plants can utilise without difficulties. This ensures that all nutrients move to the plants during the growing season and do not remain in the fields to then be washed up to waterways.
analysis, regional demonstration, etc as a basis to support governments and others through international nitrogen policy processes. The big message is to count the of a joined-up nitrogen approach. By addressing better management across the nitrogen cycle, we can contribute to improving Economy-Wide Nitrogen Use Efficiency, while reducing surplus that would often be wasted as pollution. UPM and Yara recycled fertilisers UPM and Yara to recycled fertilisers The efficiency of recycled fertilisers and the need for their supplementation by mineral fertilisers are studied in the field trials at Kotkaniemi Research Station. The joint project by UPM and Yara concentrates on the possibilities for the agricultural reuse of nutrients retrieved from the sludge originating from the pulp and paper mill's effluent treatment plants and the ash from the incineration process. Together with UPM's R&D team, we are developing a nutrient solution that contains the correct ratio of recycled and mineral nutrients. Recycled fertilisers do not automatically contain the correct amount of nutrients, so they need to be supplemented by mineral fertilisers that the plants can utilise without difficulties. This ensures that all nutrients move to the plants during the growing season and do not remain in the fields to then be washed up to waterways. Raki2, a nutrient from the Finnish Ministry of the Koen Verkeer
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