Definition: Ash is a waste product of the incineration of materials including but not limited to municipal solid waste, biosolids, animal manure, coal, wood or other plant materials or a combination of these materials.
Definition: Waste-derived fertilizer is a commercial fertilizer that is derived from an industrial byproduct or other material that would otherwise be disposed of. This may include solid or hazardous wastes but does not include regulated biosolids or wastewater.
Definition: Waste-derived fertilizer is a commercial fertilizer that is derived from an industrial byproduct or other material that would otherwise be disposed of. This may include solid or hazardous wastes but does not include regulated biosolids or wastewater.
YES. However, the laboratory sample preparation and analysis procedures must be completed using the methods listed below.
| Analysis Method | Method Number |
|---|---|
| Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) | 6010, 6010A, 6010B |
| Atomic Absorption (AA) | 7060A (Furnace Technique) or 7061A (Gaseous Hydride)* |
| Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectroscopy (ICP/MS) | 6020 |
Use sample preparation method 3050B or 3051A.
*A specific sample preparation method is detailed within the analytical procedure description for this method of analysis.
YES. However, the laboratory sample preparation and analysis procedures must be completed using the methods listed below.
| Analysis Method | Method Number |
|---|---|
| Inductively Coupled Plasma (ICP) | 6010, 6010A, 6010B |
| Atomic Absorption (AA) | 7060A (Furnace Technique) or 7061A (Gaseous Hydride)* |
| Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectroscopy (ICP/MS) | 6020 |
Use sample preparation method 3050B or 3051A.
*A specific sample preparation method is detailed within the analytical procedure description for this method of analysis.
NO. An analytical report must be submitted for each fertilizer offered for sale requiring a license or registration?
NO. An analytical report must be submitted for each fertilizer offered for sale requiring a license or registration?
NO. Labels and MSDS for renewal products need only be submitted if label modifications have been made since the last submission, products are listed as conditional, or if new products are included on the renewal or a new application.
NO. Labels and MSDS for renewal products need only be submitted if label modifications have been made since the last submission, products are listed as conditional, or if new products are included on the renewal or a new application.
Private label micronutrient products are micronutrient fertilizers that are manufactured by one company and offered for sale under the brand name of another company. The company that manufactures the fertilizer typically does not take responsibility for licensing, registration or labeling the fertilizer.
