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Gypsum Quality Comparison Report 2017

March 30th, 2017|

Pacific Fertiliser recently added more gypsum pits to a study it undertook in 2015 for detailed research into the bulk agricultural gypsum products available on the eastern seaboard of Australia. This research continues on from the NSW Department of Primary Industries work in 1996 which was reported in the AgFact AC.10 (Agdex 514) document. The

Buying Gypsum

August 23rd, 2015|

When buying gypsum from any supplier please ask the following questions when requesting delivered or ex works prices. Price $/tonne Do you have a recent analysis report (less than 6 months old) including Gypsum purity (%) Calcium and sulphur content (%) Sizing (top and mean size) Salt content % Moisture content % Gypsum Quality Classification:

THE IMPORTANCE OF SOLUBILITY IN SOIL CONDITIONERS

July 16th, 2015|

Solubility in soil conditioners, such as gypsum, lime and dolomite are very important.  The key to solubility is mainly in particle size.  The finer the product, whether it be in gypsum, lime, dolomite or any other natural occurring mineral the quicker the result. Natural raw gypsum, aglime and dolomite should be applied at least six months

High Purity Fine Grade Gypsum

June 16th, 2014|

Pacific Fertiliser releases its new Mine2 gypsum product. The Mine2 product is sub 2mm natural gypsum with a purity of 96+%. This product is available ex Brisbane in bulk or bulkbag. The finer grade gypsum makes it perfect for applications where high solubility and fast uptake of sulphur or calcium is critical. Suitable for applications

SuperFlocc G110 Gypsum

October 22nd, 2013|

Pacific Fertiliser releases a solution grade gypsum products called, SuperFlocc Gypsum which is made from ultra fine mined gypsum. SuperFlocc G110 can be suitable for flocculation and aerial applications in industrial, agricultural and civil operations. The ground gypsum can be mixed with water and applied via irrigation, spread aerially, or added to dams for flocculation

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