SKU 45242-cASX Crop Max NPK 7-20-30 + sulphur + boron + zinc fertiliser
ASX Crop Max NPK 7-20-30 is a compound granulated macronutrient fertiliser containing 7% nitrogen (N), 20% phosphorus (P), 30% potassium (K), additionally enriched with 7% sulphur (SO3), 0.02% boron (B) and 0.1% zinc (Zn).
- Weight
- 500 kg
Currently unavailable
Description
ASX Crop Max NPK 7-20-30 - fertiliser containing nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, sulphur, boron and zinc
- For rapid supply of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, sulphur, boron and zinc.
- Comprehensive.
- For use in many crop plants.
- Increases stress resistance.
- CE fertiliser.
ASX Crop Max NPK 7-20-30 is a compound granulated macronutrient NPK fertiliser with a composition of N 7%, P 20%, K 30%. It additionally contains 7% SO3, 0.02% B and 0.1% Zn. Its balanced composition is designed to provide optimal plant nutrition under various growing conditions. ASX Crop Max can be used both pre-sowing and as an early spring top dressing on winter crops. The fertiliser is intended for a wide range of crops such as winter and spring cereals, winter oilseed rape, maize, sugar beet, potatoes, fodder plants, grassland, as well as in fruit growing and vegetable production.
Comprehensive Plant Nutrition
ASX Crop Max NPK 7-20-30 is an innovative compound fertiliser that guarantees comprehensive plant nutrition under various growing conditions. Containing key nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, sulphur, boron and zinc, this granulated fertiliser provides essential substances for healthy growth and crop performance.
Especially Recommended for Winter Crops
Thanks to its balanced composition, ASX Crop Max NPK 7-20-30 is suitable for both pre-sowing and early spring application, ideal for winter crops. Its formula has been developed to meet the requirements of diverse crops, including winter and spring cereals, oilseed rape, maize, sugar beet, potatoes, fodder plants, grassland, as well as fruit growing and vegetable production.
Even Fertiliser Release
The CE fertiliser not only ensures rapid delivery of essential nutrients but also guarantees their even release, resulting in lasting benefits for yield and crop performance.
Increases Stress Resistance
Thanks to the content of sulphur, boron and zinc, ASX Crop Max NPK 7-20-30 supports plant development and helps increase their resistance to environmental stress.
ASX Crop Max NPK 7-20-30 - composition:
- total nitrogen (N) (7%) – including:
- ammonium nitrogen (N) (7%); - total phosphorus pentoxide (P2 O5 ) (20.3%) – including:
- water-soluble phosphorus pentoxide (P2 O5 ) (17.5%),
- phosphorus pentoxide (P2 O5 ) soluble in neutral ammonium citrate (20%); - water-soluble potassium oxide (K2 O) (30%);
- total sulphur trioxide (SO3 ) (7%) – including:
- water-soluble sulphur trioxide (SO3 ) (6%); - total boron (B) (0.02%);
- total zinc (Zn) (0.1%).
ASX Crop Max - application guidelines:
- The fertiliser should be applied to the soil, mixed with soil to a depth of 10-20 cm.
- Approximate fertiliser doses may range from 150 kg/ha to 450 kg/ha depending on the crop type and yield level.
Application and dosage
|
Crop |
Timing / recommendations |
Dose |
|---|---|---|
|
winter oilseed rape |
The fertiliser is applied pre-sowing or as a top dressing, broadcast evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands. In fruit growing, apply in late autumn or very early spring. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analyses and the nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant. |
300–600 kg/ha |
|
spring cereals |
The fertiliser is applied pre-sowing or as a top dressing, broadcast evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands. In fruit growing, apply in late autumn or very early spring. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analyses and the nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant. |
150–350 kg/ha |
|
winter cereals |
The fertiliser is applied pre-sowing or as a top dressing, broadcast evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands. In fruit growing, apply in late autumn or very early spring. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analyses and the nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant. |
200–400 kg/ha |
|
maize |
The fertiliser is applied pre-sowing or as a top dressing, broadcast evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands. In fruit growing, apply in late autumn or very early spring. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analyses and the nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant. |
200–500 kg/ha |
|
potatoes |
The fertiliser is applied pre-sowing or as a top dressing, broadcast evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands. In fruit growing, apply in late autumn or very early spring. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analyses and the nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant. |
250–500 kg/ha |
|
sugar beet |
The fertiliser is applied pre-sowing or as a top dressing, broadcast evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands. In fruit growing, apply in late autumn or very early spring. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analyses and the nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant. |
250–500 kg/ha |
|
grassland |
The fertiliser is applied pre-sowing or as a top dressing, broadcast evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands. In fruit growing, apply in late autumn or very early spring. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analyses and the nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant. |
200–450 kg/ha |
|
vegetables |
The fertiliser is applied pre-sowing or as a top dressing, broadcast evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands. In fruit growing, apply in late autumn or very early spring. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analyses and the nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant. |
200–500 kg/ha |
|
fruit trees and shrubs |
The fertiliser is applied pre-sowing or as a top dressing, broadcast evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands. In fruit growing, apply in late autumn or very early spring. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analyses and the nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant. |
150–300 kg/ha |
