AMOFOSKA 4-16-18 50kg
Amofoska ® 4-16-18 is a granular pre-sowing fertiliser, mainly recommended for winter cereals and oilseed rape, although it is suitable for all cultivated plants. It requires mixing with the soil after sowing.
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Description
Amofoska ® 4-16-18 is a typical pre-sowing fertiliser. After spreading on the field, it is essential to mix it with the soil. This fertiliser can be used for all cultivated plants, but it is primarily intended for fertilising all winter cereals and oilseed rape.
Type of fertiliser: granular, top-dressing, pre-sowing
Ingredients: ammonium nitrogen (N-NH4)(4%), phosphorus pentoxide - (P2O5), potassium oxide (K2O)(18%), calcium oxide (CaO)(4%), sulphur trioxide (SO3)(10%)
Amofoska 4-16-18 – Effects
- Sulphur in a form easily assimilable by plants,
- Supports and regulates proper plant development.
- Sulphur stimulates nitrogen uptake,
- Sulphur is a valuable nutrient for sulphur-loving and high-protein plants.
- According to current criteria, this fertiliser does not contain harmful amounts of heavy metals such as arsenic, cadmium, lead, and mercury, making it safe for the environment. High quality granules (i.e. uniform grain size, with a diameter of 2.5 mm) facilitate even spreading.
Amofoska ® 4-16-18 – 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:
- winter cereals
- spring cereals
- winter oilseed rape
- sugar beet
- potato
- leguminous vegetables
- clover and alfalfa with grasses
Application and dosage
Dose:
|
Crop |
Dose (A) in kg/ha |
|
Winter cereals |
300-500 |
|
Spring cereals |
250-400 |
|
Winter oilseed rape |
500-700 |
|
Sugar beet |
700-900 |
|
Potatoes |
600-800 |
|
Leguminous crops (field bean, pea, lupins) |
400-600 |
|
Clover and alfalfa with grasses (green fodder) |
500-700 |
(A) The given doses are indicative and should be adjusted according to the expected yield. This fertiliser can be applied in early spring on grassland at a dose not exceeding 400 kg of fertiliser per hectare. In early spring and before the next cut or pasture grazing, an additional 60 kg N/ha should be applied.













