Controlled Release Fertiliser
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A Controlled Release Fertiliser (CRF) is a solid form fertiliser, usually in powder or small granules that are either sprinkled on top of the soil (top dressed) or dug into the soil before planting, and then they slowly release nutrients in a controlled way over a predetermined period.
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