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Recent results from field trials comparing the agronomic effectiveness of water soluble fertilisers (single superphosphate (SSP), triple superphosphate (TSP)) and fertilisers of low water solubility (‘slow release’, reactivephosphaterock (RPR) fertilisers) are reviewed. It is shown that the pasture production data from the ‘National Series’ of trials are consistent with, and can be described by, a model for the dissolution of RPR in soil. Applying both the pasture production data and the dissolution model the term ‘lag time’ associated with ‘slow release’ RPR is defined and quantified for New Zealand

Comparing the agronomic performance of soluble and slow release phosphate fertilisers: the experimental basis for RPR recommendations