Phosphorus fertilizers

MAP 10-46 is a concentrated, water-soluble phosphorus and nitrogen fertilizer, where the phosphorus is in a form easily absorbed by plants. These fertilizers are highly effective, especially in the early stages of plant growth when root development needs to be stimulated. MAP is perfectly suited for use in all types of soil and can be applied both as a base fertilizer and during sowing.

Features and benefits:

• Very high phosphorus content – one of the most concentrated phosphorus fertilizers on the market.
• Phosphorus helps form a strong root system, accelerates plant development, and improves crop quality.
• Nitrogen (in ammonium form) is well-retained in the soil and is gradually available to plants.
• The fertilizer has a low pH (acidifying the environment of surrounding soil particles), which improves phosphorus uptake.
• Excellent water solubility – suitable for use in liquid fertilization systems, fertigation, and localized application with seeds.

MAP 10-46 is used to fertilize cereals, rapeseed, corn, sugar beets, vegetables, orchard crops, and berries. It is especially recommended as a starter fertilizer during sowing – it improves seedling establishment and promotes rapid growth.

Usage recommendations:

• Use for base fertilization, pre-sowing, with seeds, or locally near the roots.
• Due to its low salinity and acidic pH, it is perfectly suited for young plants.
• Fertilization rates are determined based on soil analysis and plant requirements.

Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP 12-52) is a highly concentrated, water-soluble phosphorus and nitrogen fertilizer designed for all types of agricultural crops. MAP 12-52 features rapid absorption, low salinity, and a low pH, making it ideal for use during early growth stages to promote the development of a strong root system.

Features and benefits:

• Very high phosphorus concentration – perfect for the early stages of plant development.
• Nitrogen is provided in ammonium form, which remains stable in the soil and is absorbed gradually.
• The acidic pH helps improve phosphorus uptake, even in alkaline soils.
• Dissolves quickly and completely in water – suitable for both dry and liquid fertilization.
• Due to its low salinity, it is safe to use near seeds or young roots without causing damage.

Suitable for fertilizing cereals, rapeseed, corn, sugar beets, vegetables, fruit trees, and berries, as well as for use in greenhouses and fertigation systems.

Particularly effective for:

• Starter fertilization before or during sowing.
• Localized fertilization near the roots.
• Foliar feeding when plants are stressed due to phosphorus deficiency.

Usage recommendations:

• Application rates depend on the crop type and soil analysis.

Triple Superphosphate (TSP) is a highly concentrated phosphorus fertilizer with a phosphorus pentoxide (P₂O₅) content of approximately 46%. These fertilizers are designed to improve soil phosphorus levels and promote vigorous root development. TSP is a primary phosphorus fertilizer used in agriculture, particularly suitable for application before sowing or in the autumn.

Features and benefits:

• High concentration of soluble phosphorus that is easily accessible to plant roots.
• Promotes root development, improves plant stress resistance, and enhances crop quality.
• Reduces phosphorus deficiency even in alkaline and calcareous soils.
• Due to the high concentration of phosphorus, efficient fertilization can be achieved with smaller quantities.
• Dissolves well in soil and is easily absorbed by plants.

Recommended for fertilizing cereals, vegetables, fruit trees, berries, rapeseed, corn, and other crops.

Excellent as a primary phosphorus fertilizer before sowing or in the autumn.

Usage recommendations:

• Application rates are determined based on soil phosphorus levels and crop requirements.
• Can be used in combination with nitrogen or potassium fertilizers.
• It is best to spread and incorporate into the soil to ensure the phosphorus is as close to the plant roots as possible.

Diammonium Phosphate (DAP 18-46) is a concentrated, water-soluble nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer where nitrogen is in ammonium form, and phosphorus is soluble and easily absorbed by plants. Due to its high nutrient concentration, DAP is one of the most effective fertilizers for promoting early plant growth and the development of a strong root system.

Features and benefits:

• The high phosphorus content ensures rapid and effective root development and stimulates the initial growth stages of plants.
• Nitrogen is provided in ammonium form, which remains in the soil longer and is absorbed gradually.
• Due to its neutral or slightly alkaline reaction, there is a lower risk of damaging plants when applied near seeds.
• Excellent water solubility, suitable for both dry and liquid fertilization.
• Suitable for both base fertilization and starter application alongside seeds.

Recommended for fertilizing cereals, corn, rapeseed, vegetables, fruit trees, berry bushes, and other crops.

Usage recommendations:

• Select application rates based on soil analysis and plant requirements.
• Best applied by incorporating into the soil or using for fertigation.