NOVELTY - Preparing chemically enhanced organic fertilizer from compostable waste material, comprising converting the waste material into a fine particulate mass of fully bio-stabilized compost with known levels of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and water under conditions which minimize losses of nutrients due to volatilization and leaching, is new.    USE - For preparing chemically enhanced organic fertilizer pellets from a compostable waste material (claimed).    ADVANTAGE - The combination of chemical fertilizer and compost fine particles in a pellet form minimizes premature leaching of the nutrients into the soil, and maximizes the plant nutrient uptake as the incorporated nutrients are biomodulated to best match the plant growth curve.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Preparing chemically enhanced organic fertilizer from compostable waste material, comprising converting the waste material into a fine particulate mass of fully bio-stabilized compost with known levels of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and water under conditions which minimize losses of nutrients due to volatilization and leaching, is new. The method further comprises:    (a) passing the compost through a relatively coarse screen to provide two fractions, separating the particles greater than 1 cm for further processing;    (b) passing the small particle material from step (a) through a second screen to provide a fine material having a diameter of 1 mm or less, in which a major proportion of the fine particles are less than 150 microns in size;    (c) mixing the material from step (b) under controlled conditions with an agronomically acceptable source of nutrients to enhance the compost fertilizer to a desired agronomic level to provide a blended mixture having a known nitrogen:phosphorus:potassium ratio; and    (d) subjecting the blended mixture from step (c) to a pelleting process at a pressure of 2000-6000 psi.    An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is also included for a pelleted organic fertilizer produced by the novel method.