Ammonium polyphosphate
NP 11:37
A unique liquid nitrogen-phosphorus fertilizer produced in Russia only by PhosAgro.
Water-soluble monoammonium phosphate (MAP) NP 12-61 has unique properties with regards to solubility in water; it is used in all irrigation systems including modern drip irrigation systems. Water-soluble MAP NP 12-61 is highly effective for fertigation of all crops grown in any soil or substrate. Fertigation with Water-soluble MAP NP 12-61 may be done starting from seedling emergence (transplanting) until flowering and fruit formation. This product entirely satisfies crop phosphorus requirements.
A concentrated source of phosphorus (61% P2O5), which is highly absorbed by plants
Suits perfectly for fertigation and provides phosphorus to plants from the early stages of growth promoting the establishment of vigorous root system. An important component of nutrient solutions*
Fulfils most stringent purity requirements for water-soluble products used for fertigation under drip irrigation
Has the lowest percentage of insolubles (0.02%) among water-soluble fertilizers preventing clogging of emitters of drippers and driplines
Ammonium nitrogen uptake by plant roots lowers the pH in rhizosphere thus enhancing phosphorus availability
Especially desirable in neutral and high pH soils in arid regions due to a moderately acid pH of solution favoring availability of phosphorus and micronutrients
A perfect fertilizer for foliar application of phosphorus; a component of tank mixes*
Has the safest level of impurities, e.g. the content of cadmium does not exceed 0.4 ppm or 0.66 mg Сd/kg Р2О5 that is more than 90 times less than Cd limit for phosphate fertilizers set in the EU
Non-corrosive for pumps and other irrigation equipment containing metal parts
*Should not be mixed with Ca- and Mg-containing fertilizers to avoid precipitation of Сa and Mg phosphates
Period: during the growing season
Method: leaf and root topdressing
Soils: all soils
Sugar beet
Perennial grasses
Grain corn
Silage corn
Oats
Rye
Barley
Potatoes
Sunflower
Soybeans
Rapeseed
Wheat