Spreader Application rates for fine Lignite coal on agricultural land (aka Leonardite or Brown coal fines) – General rates around 500 to 1000kg/ha
Leonardite is the organic matter associated with lignite that has not yet completed the process of transformation into coal.
We can also add this product to fertiliser blends as a fine powder, granule or in liquid form (carbon fulvic humic).
We can manufacture some blends specifically as a starter option for corn crops.
Blend ratios can change but they are generally a NKS fertiliser blend of Urea, SOA and MOP. Providing good levels of Nitrogen, Potassium and Sulphur.
Some of the regular blends supplied:
28-0-13-06
21-0-23-04
7-8-30-1 (when Urea or SOA is applied pre-plant)
NKS fertiliser blend of Urea, SOA and SOP for added sulphur
21-0-23-09
22-0-17-12
Irrigation experiments in the USA have shown that a well fertilised corn crop was 43 percent more efficient in water usage than a non-fertilised crop.
During production a corn plant requires ~29kg of N per tonne, ~5kg of phosphorus per tonne, ~22kgs of potassium per
tonne and ~3.5kg Sulphur per tonne of production.
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Pacific Fertiliser has added a new fertiliser spreader to the fleet. The spreader will be based at Gatton of Brisbane.
The location enables spreading work to be carried out from Ipswich to Heildon Spa.
The precision 7t spreader is on load cells and can accurately handle fertiliser, lime, gypsum, dolomite, manure and compost.
The Lockyer Valley spreader has variable rate fertiliser capability and is on 3m centres.
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Some of the fertiliser products used for establishing pastures in Eastern Australia.
* Please seek professional agronomic advice with soil tests to achieve the desired result from your fertiliser applications
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Pacific Fertiliser, supplies a decorative pebble product suitable for gardens, pathways, driveways, and civil projects.
The decorative white stone is dolomite or limestone chip refined into a 3-8mm stone product.
We can also produce filterstone, poultry grit and selgrit.
We also supply other decorative stone products such as
Pacific Fertiliser is a wholesaler so please ask your local landscape supplier about our products.
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Oil-polluted soil remediation with NPK fertilisers.
It was clear from the present study that the addition of nutrients in the form of N.P.K. (such as nitrogen, phosphate and potassium) stimulated the activity of bacteria and fungi in soil. Chicken manure can also be used to supply the NPK nutrients the oil-polluted soil.
It was found that the mean value of CO2 production at 50% soil moisture content of petroleum contaminated soil amended with NPK fertilisers was always higher than the corresponding figures of soil polluted with petroleum oil alone or in soil that was not polluted. These results clearly demonstrate that enhanced oil biodegradation can be achieved by adding mineral nutrients to contaminated soil (Frick et ai., 1999).
The NPK nutirents used in the testing was applied via the following products:
– Ammonium nitrate (33.5% nitrogen),
– Single Superphosphate (9% phosphorous) and
– Potassium sulphate (41.5% potassium)
Other products such as Sodium Persulfate have been successfully used for treating hydrocarbon contamination in soil. Industry results have shown that persulfate oxidation is capable of treating diesel contamination in soils and groundwater.
Organic SOP Fertiliser.
Potash fertiliser can be made in two different ways:
If you require organic SOP or other organic fertilisers, please make contact and our staff will help you out with pricing and organic fertiliser blends.
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Pasture Boosta (25-4-13-4)
A fertiliser blend consisting of – Urea, MOP, MAP and SOA
Booster fertilisers can help improve the quality of hay and silage produced especially when applied in spring. Consider the type of pasture or fodder being fertilised to match your NPK fertiliser blend to suit your crop, soil and water. Legumes require adequate potassium levels to thrive and persist in the pasture.
Some other examples of NPKS blend ratios suitable from pasture, hay, fodder, silage and grass production:
12-8-20-6
12-5-24-5
14-12-12-5
18-5-0-19
21-3-8-14
24-4-13-5
26-4-13-6 (on SOP)
26-10-0-12
30-5-4-3
31-5-4-6
33-0-11-3
11-18-0-12 (Goldphos blend equivalent)
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Urea contains 46% Nitrogen.
A commonly traded commodity, Urea is usually the cheapest source of nitrogen available and therefore the most commonly used.
Usual rates applied depend on potential crop yield, soil type, crop type and rainfall expected. Urea Application rates vary from 30kg/ha to 150kg/ha.
In cereal crops in the wheatbelt nitrogen has become the most limiting nutrient in crop yield.
Continuous cropping, shorter pasture rotations, higher crop yields and less Nitrogen from legume crops all mean that many yields are restricted by lack of nitrogen.
There are several common sources of nitrogen used in cropping, of which Urea is the most common and traded as commodity around the world and is also the cheapest
Nitrogen source at the present time. Other sources include:
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Magnesium Sulphate (Heptahydrate & Monohydrate) is available in granular and water soluble crystals suitable for agricultural applications.
Magnesium Sulfate is epsom salt for plants (MgSO₄), providing a good source of both magnesium and sulphur.
General analysis Mg 15% , S 17%
Soluble – Magnesium sulphate heptahydrate is a fully water soluble magnesium and sulphur fertiliser. It is a crystaline, free flowing product which readily dissolves in water. This crystalline product is suitable for fertigation systems to overcome magnesium deficiencies.
Granular – Magnesium Sulphate Monohydrate in a granular form suitable for spreading (belt or linkage).