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Nutrient Management Guide (RB209) - .NET Framework

Nutrient Management Guide (RB209). Updated January 2021. Section 2 Organic materials Acknowledgements Steering Group: AHDB, Agricultural Industries Confederation, Association of Funding for the production of this section of the Nutrient Independent Crop Consultants, BBRO, Catchment Sensitive Management Guide (RB209) is provided by AHDB, BBRO Farming, DAERA, Defra, FACTS, PGRO, Professional Nutrient and PGRO. Management Group, Scottish Government and Welsh Government. Funding for trials was provided by: Revision of the Fertiliser Manual (RB209) to create the Nutrient Management Guide (RB209) has been overseen by the UK. Partnership for Crop Nutrient Management , which is led by AHDB.

biosolids, composts, anaerobic digestates and waste-derived materials, are valuable sources of most major plant nutrients and organic matter. Careful recycling to land allows their nutrient value to be used for the benefit of crops and soil fertility, which can result in large savings in the use of manufactured fertilisers.

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