Cal-Gran and Cal-Gran blends provide a less volatile source of nitrogen and are ideally suited for ratoon cane blocks where fertiliser is surface applied to green cane trash blankets. The nitrogen in Cal-Gran is present in two forms, nitrate nitrogen (7.4%) and ammonium nitrogen (16.5%), making it less susceptible to volatilisation losses than urea. Cal-Gran
Pacific Fertiliser sell WinHarvest products such as : Ammonium Sulphate Crystal Calcium Nitrate Crystal (NPK 12-0-0-16Ca) Monopotasium Phosphate (Tech Grade) MKP Magnesium Sulphate Crystal Urea Granular 1.5% (NPK 46%-0-0) Urea Low Biuret (NPK 46%-0-0) Calcium Nitrate Magnesium Nitrate MAP P 26% Blue K tech Potassium Sulphate NPK Soluable DAP Potassium Nitrate (NPK 13-0-46) Ammonium Polyphosphate
CK 88 (11-4-12-14) Crop King 88 Fertiliser is a great all around NPKS blend for horticulture including lawn & gardens. The NPKS fertiliser blend, contains potassium as muriate of potash, i.e. as chloride. Mainly used in tree crops and also used as a planting fertiliser in some vegetable and forage crops on alluvial soils with
The matter of irrigation water quality is becoming more important, since many growers are either irrigating with snow melt runoff from or poor-quality subsurface water. One of our most important current issues with growing crops in areas with alpine catchments is the issue of water quality and how it relates to soil structure, crop quality
Yara Complex 12-5-14 Campbells Rustica Plus 12-5-14 Haifa Turbo K - 14-14-14 + Te's Kingenta King Starter - 12-5-14-8
Mine sites & tailings dams are degraded lands that present relatively hostile site conditions that require a detailed understanding of plant-soil water-environmental interactions to achieve successful rehabilitation. Areas of disturbed mining land are rehabilitated each year by professional consultants and contractors generally by applying imported soil cover, soil amelioration products, mulch/manures, landscaping and planting the
Incompatible fertiliser ingredients should not be mixed together. Examples like above highlighted with red/orange boxes include: • Urea and ammonium nitrate-based fertilisers such as NPKS Compound Examples of ingredients that may have Limited Compatibility together in blends are: Urea Magnesium Oxide ; Zinc Sulfate Mono ; Copper Oxysulfate DAP SuPerfect ; Magnesium Oxide SuPerfect
Fertiliser Spreading Conversion Tables Appendix A contains conversion tables for fertiliser application rates, weights, and areas. Table 1 - Fertiliser application rate conversions kg/ha kg/acre cwt*/acre Small bag/ha Small bag/acre 50 20 1 0.4 100 40 2 0.8 125 50 1 2.5 1 150 60 3 1.2 175 70 3.5 1.4 200 81 4 1.6 225 90
Single Super Fertiliser (SSP) used to be generally spread at a hundred weigh per acre (CWT) on pastures. The following helps you convert these imperial fertiliser application rates into metric and compare other various phosphate fertilisers. 1 CWT/acre = 125kg/ac of Single (~309kg/ha) Equivalent phosphorous application rates (125kg/ha) using other available phosphate fertilisers: Double
