سماد سلفات الأمونيوم
Ammonium Sulphate
21 N + 24 S
Fertilizer completely soluble in water
A major source of nitrogen covers the plant’s sulfur needs, which increases the production and quality of agricultural crops
Fully soluble fertilizer in water is the main source of nitrogen fertilization that increases the production and quality of agricultural crops, and covers the needs of all plants of sulfur, which is suitable for all different irrigation systems
Composition:
نيتروجين |
Nitrogen |
فسفور |
Phosphor |
بوتاسيوم |
Potassium |
كبريت |
Sulphur |
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N |
P |
K |
S |
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21 |
0 |
0 |
24 |
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العناصر الصغرى (Tiny Elements) |
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حديد Iron (F) |
مغنيسيوم Magnesium (Mg) |
منجنيز Manganese (Mn) |
بورون Boron (B) |
نحاس Cupper (Cu) |
زنك Zinc (Zn) |
موليبدينوم Molybdenum (Mo) |
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Properties:
The fertilizer ammonium sulfate is completely soluble in water, contains a high percentage of nitrogen in the form of ammonium, which is considered the best form of nitrogen in all fertilizers, as the ammonium resists volatilization and is directly absorbable by the roots.
– The fertilizer of ammonium sulfate contains the element nitrogen, which is considered the basis for protein formation within the plant, increasing the vegetative system of the plant, increasing the productivity of the crop and improving its quality.
– Ammonium sulfate fertilizer contains a high percentage of sulfur, which enters the composition of many amino and organic acids that liberate nutrients from the soil and convert them into elements that are easily absorbed by the roots, as well as increasing the plant’s resistance to fungal diseases, giving the fruits color and distinctive taste.
– Ammonium sulfate fertilizer increases the efficiency of plants’ resistance to difficult climatic conditions such as changes in temperature, lack of water, salinity, etc., and also regulates the pH of agricultural soils.
Dosage:
Add to throw on the soil |
Fertilization through irrigation systems |
Basic fertilization before planting or the beginning of the growing season: Cereals, fodder and vegetables: at a rate of 2-3 kg / 100 square meters Fruit trees and potatoes: at a rate of 4-5 kg / 100 square meters Additional fertilization during the vegetative growth and fruiting stage at a rate of 1-2 kg / 100 square meters |
For all agricultural crops: |