Super Fos Dar Superphosphate 40 Big Bag
Super Fos Dar 40 is a highly concentrated phosphorus fertiliser enriched with calcium, sulphur and zinc, which effectively supports root development and healthy plant growth.
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Description
SUPER FOS DAR 40
Super Fos Dar 40 is a highly concentrated, universal phosphorus fertiliser designed for professional crop cultivation. It combines a high phosphorus content with the addition of calcium, sulphur and a valuable micronutrient – zinc. This effectively supports root system development, improves plant health and increases yield efficiency.
The fertiliser can be applied both pre-sowing and top-dressing, making it an exceptionally convenient and versatile solution for many types of crops.
Application:
Super Fos Dar 40 is recommended for fertilising:
winter oilseed rape,
maize,
sugar beet,
spring and winter cereals,
leguminous plants,
potatoes,
grassland,
orchard and vegetable plants.
It is an ideal choice for farms expecting high nutrient uptake and stable plant growth at every stage of vegetation.
Properties and composition of Super Fos Dar 40 fertiliser:
Classification:
PFC 1(C)(I)(a)(i) – Simple, solid, inorganic macronutrient fertiliser.
Fertiliser formula:
P (Ca, S) 40 (+30 +5) / 17.4 (+21.5 +2) with added micronutrients.
Physical form:
Granulate – 90% of granules are sized 2.0–5.6 mm, ensuring even spreading and good soil dissolution.
Bulk density:
1.10–1.30 kg/dm³
Nutrient content:
Phosphorus (P₂O₅):
total: 40% (17.4% P)
water soluble: 24% (10.5% P)
soluble in neutral ammonium citrate solution: 26% (11.3% P)
Calcium (CaO):
total: 30% (21.5% Ca)
water soluble: 12% (8.6% Ca)
Sulphur (SO₃):
total: 5% (2.0% S)
water soluble: 3% (1.2% S)
Zinc (Zn):
total: 0.02%
Main component:
CMC 1 – Enriched superphosphate (CAS 65996-95-4)
Super Fos Dar 40 fertiliser dose:
The following doses apply to soils with medium phosphorus availability, depending on the planned yield level
| Crop | Average yield | High yield |
| Winter cereals | 150–200 kg/ha | 200–220 kg/ha |
| Spring cereals | 150–180 kg/ha | 180–200 kg/ha |
| Winter oilseed rape | 180–200 kg/ha | 200–220 kg/ha |
| Maize | 180–200 kg/ha | 200–220 kg/ha |
| Sugar beet (without manure) | 180–200 kg/ha | 200–250 kg/ha |
| Potato (without manure) | 150–180 kg/ha | 200–220 kg/ha |
| Fodder plants | 150–180 kg/ha | 180–200 kg/ha |
| Grassland (mineral soils) | 150–180 kg/ha | 200–220 kg/ha |













