Saletrzak Canvil / Canwil with Magnesium

ACTION AND PROPERTIES OF CANWIL FERTILISER:

Canwil with Magnesium is a neutral-acting fertiliser, which means that unlike the pure ammonium form of nitrogen, it does not acidify the soil. The magnesium it contains is a key building block of tissues and an essential element of the photosynthesis process, while calcium improves the physical properties of the soil by regulating air-water relations. The granulated form enriched with anti-caking agents guarantees easy and precise sowing, even when using professional large-area spreaders.

Advantages of using Saletrzak Canwil:

- Versatility: Excellent for all crops (cereals, oilseed rape, root crops, vegetables) and all soil types.

- Support for acidic soils: The addition of dolomitic filler makes it safe for sites with low pH.

- High availability: Nitrogen in forms immediately and long-term available to plants.

- Enriched composition: Provides magnesium (MgO) and calcium (CaO), which strengthen plant resistance and structure.

- Excellent flowability: Special anti-caking protection prevents fertiliser clumping in the bag.

COMPOSITION AND SPECIFICATION:

Declared nutrients:

- Total nitrogen (N): 27%

- Total magnesium (MgO): 4%

- Total calcium (CaO): approx. 6.5%

Form: Granules with added anti-caking agents.

 

APPLICATION AND TIMING:

Saletrzak Canwil can be used in two ways, depending on agrotechnical needs:

Pre-sowing: It is best to mix the fertiliser with the topsoil layer before sowing or planting so that the nutrients are available in the developing root system zone.

Top dressing: It can be applied to already growing plants. The best results are obtained by applying the fertiliser before expected rainfall, which accelerates the movement of nitrogen into the soil.

Product feature	Benefit description
Type of nitrogen	A mixture ensuring a quick start and stable growth.
Role of calcium	Improves soil reaction and better uptake of other elements.
Solubility	Very good – the fertiliser quickly becomes available to plants.