Water-dispersible pellets containing a isobutylene diurea and a lignin binder
AssigneeThe Andersons, Inc.
InventorsCharles W. Anderson, Kenneth Tornberg, Timothy D. Birthisel, James R. Lynch
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AssigneeThe Andersons, Inc.
InventorsCharles W. Anderson, Kenneth Tornberg, Timothy D. Birthisel, James R. Lynch
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Water-dispersible particles are provided that disperse into more than 100 pieces upon contact with water. Particles include from 5% to 99.9% of a nitrogen-containing ingredient bioavailable to a targeted desirable organism and 1% to 95% of a bentonite binder component. Additionally provided is a process for making a water-dispersible particle, the process including the steps of mechanically aggregating particle components into a pellet. Particle components include a bioavailable nitrogen-containing ingredient and a binder, the components being such that a product particle is dispersed into more than 100 pieces upon contact with water. In a further step of a process for making a water-dispersible particle, the pellet is dried to form a particle. Following administration of a described particle, water is allowed to contact the particle, dispersing it into pieces and thereby delivering a nutrient.
A water-dispersible particle comprising:
A water-dispersible particle comprising:
A process for making a water-dispersible particle comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.