21% nitrogen, 24% sulfur
Nitrogen-sulfur mineral fertilizer
Analog of ammonium nitrate and urea

Ammonium sulfate is a highly effective nitrogen fertilizer, the use of which provides high agronomic and economic efficiency of cultivation of major crops.

Field of application: agriculture.

Characteristics:

• As a fertilizer is used everywhere, without reference to climatic conditions.
• A large amount of nitrogen, which is part of it, helps to intensively spur the growth and development of garden and vegetable crops.
• Does not slick.
• Produced granulated ammonium sulfate corresponds to the quality of TU 2181-001-26595427-2016.
• Dissolves well in water.
• Not washed out in the rain, and almost completely consumed by the roots.
• Does not apply to toxic substances, does not emit toxic fumes, which greatly simplifies its use as a fertilizer.

Advantages of ammonium sulfate application:

• Provides crop growth and improving the quality of agricultural products;
• Allows conversion of insoluble phosphorous compounds into easily digestible phosphates;
• Contains nitrogen in ammonium form, which provides a lower % evaporation and leaching of nitrogen from the soil and its surface compared to nitrate;
• Enhances photosynthesis;
• Easily assimilated by plants;
• Reduces the risk of soil diseases.

Economic efficiency of ammonium sulfate:

• Relatively low price of the active substance;
• Content of easily digestible forms of nitrogen and sulfur;
• Slight increase in prices during the demand period (no more than 6%);
• Economic benefit due to the increase of productivity and improvement of quality of agricultural products;
• Does not require special licenses and permits for railway transportation, delivery by road and storage in warehouses;
• Savings of up to 30% on phosphate fertilizers due to increased absorption of phosphorus by plants.

Warranty period of storage: 6 months from the date of manufacture.

Storage: ammonium sulfate is recommended to be stored in warehouses protecting the product from moisture ingress.

Packaging:

• FIBC 1000 kg

21% nitrogen, 24% sulfur
Nitrogen-sulfur mineral fertilizer
Analog of ammonium nitrate and urea

Ammonium sulfate is a highly effective nitrogen fertilizer, the use of which provides high agronomic and economic efficiency of cultivation of major crops.

Field of application: agriculture.

Characteristics:

• As a fertilizer is used everywhere, without reference to climatic conditions.
• A large amount of nitrogen, which is part of it, helps to intensively spur the growth and development of garden and vegetable crops.
• Does not slick.
• Produced granulated ammonium sulfate corresponds to the quality of TU 2181-001-26595427-2016.
• Dissolves well in water.
• Not washed out in the rain, and almost completely consumed by the roots.
• Does not apply to toxic substances, does not emit toxic fumes, which greatly simplifies its use as a fertilizer.

Advantages of ammonium sulfate application:

• Provides crop growth and improving the quality of agricultural products;
• Allows conversion of insoluble phosphorous compounds into easily digestible phosphates;
• Contains nitrogen in ammonium form, which provides a lower % evaporation and leaching of nitrogen from the soil and its surface compared to nitrate;
• Enhances photosynthesis;
• Easily assimilated by plants;
• Reduces the risk of soil diseases.

Economic efficiency of ammonium sulfate:

• Relatively low price of the active substance;
• Content of easily digestible forms of nitrogen and sulfur;
• Slight increase in prices during the demand period (no more than 6%);
• Economic benefit due to the increase of productivity and improvement of quality of agricultural products;
• Does not require special licenses and permits for railway transportation, delivery by road and storage in warehouses;
• Savings of up to 30% on phosphate fertilizers due to increased absorption of phosphorus by plants.

Warranty period of storage: 6 months from the date of manufacture.

Storage: ammonium sulfate is recommended to be stored in warehouses protecting the product from moisture ingress.

Packaging:

• FIBC 1000 kg

Complex mineral fertilizer FertiM is a fertilizer mixture obtained by mechanical mixing of two or more mineral fertilizers, followed by compacting in a single granule by dry pressing.

FertiM fertilizers are developed in close collaboration with the PFIC Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences named by D.N. Pryanishnikova.
The methodology for the formation of the product line is described in detail in the catalog.
Abstracts of the methodology are reflected in the description of fertilizer groups.
The content of the elements is selected by taking into account the possibility of effective use both forms as an independent fertilizer and in mixtures with other fertilizers. We have the ability to manufacture individual CMF in the required ratio of elements.

The source of phosphorus in fertilizer is phosphate flour, which provides greatest efficiency in soils with high acidity.

Phosphorus in fertilizer is represented as water-soluble as well as phosphate flour to ensure maximum effectiveness.

Phosphorus in fertilizer presents in water-soluble form which is most effective on neutral and alkaline soils.

NPS
The consumption rate of nitrogen is increased by the reduction of the phosphorus deficiency linked with the unilateral use of nitrogen fertilizers. The duration of nitrogen is increased by the inclusion of amidic nitrogen in the consumption. The physiological acidity of ammonium sulphate as a limiting factor is neutralized by phosphate flour.
Low consumption of water-soluble phosphorus fertilizers in acidic soils minimized by incorporation of
mechanically activated phosphate flour.

NS
Typical for nitrate fertilizer high losses are reduced by the ration form of nitrogen. The low uptake of nitrate nitrogen, which is typical for warm soils in spring, has been minimized. Due to Sulphur, nitrogen exchange has been accelerated and as a result nitrogen uptake has improved. The efficiency of non-corrosive feeding is increased by the inclusion of amidic nitrogen.

NKSMg
Ammonium nitrogen feeding is most effective for potatoes, sugar beet and feed crops. Accelerated metabolism in nitrogen-sulfur feeding reduces potassium leaching from plants. To increase the yield of the commercial fraction of potatoes and root crops is included in the composition of magnesium.

NPKS
The proportion of water-soluble phosphorus, that converts into iron and aluminium phosphates on acidic soils that are inaccessible to plants has been reduced. The absorption capacity of citrate-soluble phosphorus is increased by ammonium sulphate and potassium chloride. The length of nitrogen is increased by the inclusion of amidic nitrogen in the consumption.

NPKS
Efficient proportion of replenishment sources of mobile phosphorus in soil.
To exclude phosphorus deficiency, initial water-soluble phosphorus is included in the initial phases of growth.
Three-substituted calcium phosphate of phosphate flour becomes available to plants due to soil acidity.

KMg
An effective method for filling the magnesium deficiency which is typical in acidic soils and light granulometric composition of soils.
The combined use of potassium and magnesium fertilizers in the consumption ratio is much more effective than separate application. Due to its alkaline properties, magnesium is an active deoxidizer of the soil.