Korn Kali - potassium chloride with added magnesium salt 40 (+6+4+12.5)

Korn Kali potassium-magnesium fertiliser

Advantages of using potassium chloride with added magnesium Korn Kali K+S:

• Versatility - used for all crops sensitive to chlorides,
• Precise sowing (even when sowing on large areas), thanks to the granular form of the fertiliser,
• Suitable for all soil types, regardless of pH level.

Korn-Kali is a potassium-magnesium fertiliser. All components are directly available to plants and fully soluble in water. This fertiliser can be used on all sites, regardless of soil pH level.

Korn Kali K+S potassium fertiliser with added magnesium is intended for stubble fertilisation and autumn fertilisation. It ensures proper distribution of nutrients in the arable layer and optimal spreading. Used in crop rotation for crops with high potassium demand (oilseed rape, sugar beet, maize) and specific macronutrients (e.g. sugar beet demand for magnesium and sodium or oilseed rape for sulphur). Suitable for use with all available seed drills due to good flowability. Contains 12.5% SO3 and covers the basic sulphur requirements of crops such as winter oilseed rape.

Korn Kali K+S - composition:

• 40% K2O in the form of potassium chloride,
• 6% MgO in the form of magnesium sulphate (Kieserite),
• sodium (4% Na2O),
• sulphur (12.5% SO3).

Korn Kali fertiliser - how to use?

Korn Kali fertiliser should be applied after prior soil testing, taking into account the results obtained and yield expectations.
Factors influencing the choice of fertiliser amount include:

• crop or crop rotation potassium demand
• site characteristics, i.e. level and dynamics of potassium and magnesium in the soil
• crop requirements for magnesium, sulphur and potassium
• amounts of nutrients supplied in the form of organic fertilisers.

Recommended fertilisation for certain crops is available in the "Dosage" tab. Values refer to average soil K (potassium) content, excluding organic fertilisation.