AMOFOSKA 4-12-20 50kg
Amofoska 4-12-20: pre-sowing fertiliser rich in phosphorus and potassium, recommended for spring and winter cereals, as well as oilseed rape, leguminous plants, grassland and vegetables in orchards. Fertiliser type: granulated, top-dressing, pre-sowing.
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Description
Amofoska 4-12-20: is a fertiliser which, due to its quantitative ratio of phosphorus to potassium, qualifies for pre-sowing application under spring and winter cereals. Because of the contained sulphur, it is recommended for use under oilseed rape, leguminous plants, grassland and in vegetable cultivation in orchards.
Fertiliser type: granulated, top-dressing, pre-sowing
Components: nitrogen (N)(4%), phosphorus pentoxide - (P2O5)(12%), potassium oxide (K2O)(20%), calcium oxide (CaO)(5%), sulphur trioxide (SO3)(12%)
Amofoska ® 4-12-20 - Effects:
- Sulphur in a form easily assimilable by plants supports and regulates their proper development.
- Sulphur additionally stimulates nitrogen uptake,
- Sulphur is a valuable nutrient for sulphur-loving and high-protein plants.
- High quality granules (i.e. uniform grain size, with a diameter of 2.5 mm) facilitate even sowing.
Amofoska ® 4-12-20 - Application:
- For grassland, the fertiliser should be spread in early spring.
- It is suitable for all soils, regardless of their texture and acidity level, especially recommended for soils with low phosphorus and potassium content.
Use in crops:
- maize
- winter oilseed rape
- spring oilseed rape
- fodder cabbage
- winter cereals
- spring cereals
- sugar beet
- potato
- clover with grasses
- pastures
- arable land
Application and dosage
Dose:
|
Crop |
Dose (A) in kg/ha |
|
Maize for grain and silage |
200-450 |
|
Winter oilseed rape |
100-300 |
|
Spring oilseed rape |
100-300 |
|
Fodder cabbage |
100-200 |
|
Winter and spring cereals |
200-450 |
|
Sugar beet |
200-450 |
|
Edible potatoes |
100-200 |
|
Clover with grasses |
100-250 |
|
Pastures |
150-300 |
|
Grassland |
150-300 |
(A) The doses given in the table are approximate and should be adjusted depending on the expected yields. The nitrogen contained in the fertiliser is sufficient only for the initial growth period of plants; afterwards, this component should be supplemented by top-dressing with nitrogen fertilisers according to the needs of the cultivated plants.













