August 1, 2025Open Access

Waste-Derived Fertilizers: Conversion Technologies, Circular Bioeconomy Perspectives and Agronomic Value

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Waste-derived fertilizers can provide valuable nutrients, reducing dependency on mineral fertilizers.
Organic wastes including livestock excreta and food industry residues offer beneficial nutrients when converted into fertilizers.
The review emphasizes the impacts of waste-derived fertilizers on soil functions and crop performance under varying management systems.
Effective implementation of these fertilizers is hindered by regulatory frameworks and the need for farmer engagement.

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This review analyzes waste-derived fertilizers' agronomic value and potential in circular bioeconomy, indicating regulatory and commercialization challenges.

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Hidalgo et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689a0c65e6551bb0af8cfabd https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202507.2391.v1

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This review analyzes waste-derived fertilizers' agronomic value and potential in circular bioeconomy, indicating regulatory and commercialization challenges.

Waste-Derived Fertilizers: Conversion Technologies, Circular Bioeconomy Perspectives and Agronomic Value

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Waste-Derived Fertilizers: Conversion Technologies, Circular Bioeconomy Perspectives and Agronomic Value

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