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. Biosolids-derived organomineral fertilisers (OMF) were produced using a novel technique reported in earlier studies. This technique enables addition of N and potash to biosolids granules to form a balanced NPK fertiliser. Two fertiliser products; OMF 10 (10:4:4) and OMF 15 (15:4:4), were formulated and tested in a glasshouse facility on pot-grown ryegrass in comparison with urea and biosolids granules at N application rates ranging from 0 to 300 kg ha -1 . The aim of this research was to contribute to the understanding of nutrients management and dynamics in grass crops fertilised with OMF. The study focused upon dry matter yield (DMY) and crop responses to applied fertiliser, nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) and fertilisersâ€™ effect on soil fertility. Results indicated that ryegrass responds linearly to application of OMF increasing DMY by about 2% to 27% compared with biosolids but to a lesser extent than urea (range: 17% to 55%). NUE was related to the concentration of readily available N in the fertiliser; urea and OMF showed significantly greater (P

Soil and crop responses following application of biosolids-derived organomineral fertilisers to ryegrass (Lolium perenne L.) grown in pots