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ASX Crop NPK (S) 5-10-30-(15) - NPK fertiliser with sulphur

ASX Crop NPK (S) 5-10-30-(15) - granulated NPK fertiliser with sulphur ASX Crop is a compound granulated mineral fertiliser containing nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and sulphur.

Weight
500 kg
€500.00€625.00Halloween −20%
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Description

ASX Crop NPK (S) 5-10-30-(15) - granulated NPK fertiliser with sulphur

Advantages of using the nitrogen fertiliser ASX Crop NPK (S) 5-10-30-(15):

  • Content of amide form nitrogen (in soil amide, which later converts to nitrate form),
  • Perfectly suitable for garden and field use,
  • Ease of use - fertiliser with uniform granules for pre-sowing and top dressing application in solid or liquid form.
  • Guaranteed free-flowing during storage - contains anti-caking agents,
  • Safe product,
  • Very well soluble in water.

ASX Crop is a compound granulated mineral fertiliser containing nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and sulphur. It is intended for the fertilisation of oilseed rape and other agricultural crops as well as vegetables, and also fruit trees and shrubs.

ASX Crop NPK (S) 5-10-30-(15) - composition:

  • total nitrogen (N) [5.0% (m/m)]; ammonium nitrogen (N) [5.0% (m/m)];
  • phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) soluble in neutral ammonium citrate and water [10.0% (m/m)];
  • phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) soluble in water [8.0% (m/m)];
  • potassium oxide (K2O) soluble in water [30.0% (m/m)];
  • total sulphur trioxide (SO3) [15.0% (m/m)];
  • water soluble sulphur trioxide (SO3) [11.0% (m/m)].

Application and dosage

Crop

Fertilisation method

How to apply? Dosage

When to apply?

Winter oilseed rape

pre-sowing or top dressing, broadcast, evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands

Dosage: 300–600 kg/ha. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analysis and nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant.

Throughout the growing season.

Spring cereals

pre-sowing or top dressing, broadcast, evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands

Dosage: 150–350 kg/ha. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analysis and nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant.

Throughout the growing season.

Winter cereals

pre-sowing or top dressing, broadcast, evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands

Dosage: 200–400 kg/ha. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analysis and nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant.

Throughout the growing season.

Maize

pre-sowing or top dressing, broadcast, evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands

Dosage: 200–500 kg/ha. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analysis and nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant.

Throughout the growing season.

Potatoes

pre-sowing or top dressing, broadcast, evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands

Dosage: 250–500 kg/ha. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analysis and nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant.

Throughout the growing season.

Sugar beet

pre-sowing or top dressing, broadcast, evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands

Dosage: 250–500 kg/ha. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analysis and nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant.

Throughout the growing season.

Grassland

pre-sowing or top dressing, broadcast, evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands

Dosage: 200–450 kg/ha. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analysis and nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant.

Throughout the growing season.

Vegetables

pre-sowing or top dressing, broadcast, evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands

Dosage: 200–500 kg/ha. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analysis and nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant.

Throughout the growing season.

Fruit trees and shrubs

pre-sowing or top dressing, broadcast, evenly over the entire crop area, in rows or in bands

Dosage: 150–300 kg/ha. Fertiliser doses are best determined based on soil analysis and nutritional requirements of the cultivated plant.

In orchard crops, apply fertiliser in late autumn or very early spring.

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