I have just read a respectable academic article about how to turn human urine into fertiliser "with just a few steps", both steps needing a high level of technology and distribution.

When growing plants in containers, switch to a nitrogen-based liquid feed to keep plants buoyant. Nettle fertiliser can work well too.

This short video describes how my quail turns mulch into an awesome fertiliser/mulch for my fruit ... clearing a path for Shad Khan to make another run at Liam Coen The Hypnotic Process of ...

Indians discovered the virtues of cow urine centuries ago, a product revered in traditional practices, touted by academics and sold commercially, but Chinese scientists have now forged ahead through ...

Photo: John D Kelly A 16-year-old Transition Year student from Tipperary is hoping his award-winning project on comfrey as an alternative to chemical fertiliser can be scaled up and produced on a ...

“Although timing and placement can make fertilizer more efficient, they don’t change the amount of nutrients the plant uses,” Ferrie points out. “One thousand bushels of corn requires 740 l ...

This discovery by John Innes Centre researchers paves the way for more environmentally-friendly farming practices, potentially allowing farmers to use less fertiliser. Production of most major crops ...

Researchers have discovered a biological mechanism that makes plant roots more welcoming to beneficial soil microbes. Researchers have discovered a biological mechanism that makes plant roots more ...

The retardant contains water, ammonium phosphate fertiliser, and a thickening agent creating a fire-resistant barrier. Winds over 70 mph could impede efforts, emphasizing the unpredictability of ...

How to make banana peel tea for peace lilies This is a simple and eco-friendly fertiliser that is cheap to make and incredibly easy to make at home. But you cannot just toss the banana peel ...

Scroll down for more on the latest.) Societies have used nutrient-rich human waste as fertilizer for centuries. But sewage today is different. That’s because we’ve flooded the environment with ...