China Suppliers Controlled-Release NPK Compound Fertilizer Factory for Optimal Crop Growth & Yield

China Suppliers Controlled-Release NPK Compound Fertilizer Factory for Optimal Crop Growth & Yield

, Manufactured in advanced factories, controlled release fertilizers require only one application, drastically reducing the frequency of fertilization. This innovation effectively lowers nutrient loss while improving nutrient utilization efficiency (NUE), ultimately decreasing both the volume of fertilizers used and overall costs. As a result, crops can thrive on less fertilizer while maintaining or even increasing yields. Additionally, the gradual release of nutrients promotes uniform growth, leading to healthier and more productive crops.,

    Product Description

    1. Promote absorption and resistance

    Improve root adhesion, increase trace element absorption, prevent crop deficiencies, and enhance crop photosynthesis.

    2. Reasonable nutrition formula

    The nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium ratio is reasonable, the particles are uniform, the nutrient content is sufficient, and the fertilizer effect is more durable.

    3. Increase production and income

    The quality is excellent, the quality of agricultural products is good, and the effect of increasing crop yield is remarkable.

    • Available in low chloride (potassium from SOP) or MOP base
    • Fast acting Nitrogen source from ammonium and nitrate
    • Perfect granular (90 % granules within 1-4 mm) High available phosphate (80 % water-soluble)
    • Even nutrients in each granular

    Specification

    Total-N% NO3 % NH4 % UREA-N% P2 O5 % K2 O%
    14 4.6 9.4 14 14
    14 4.6 9.4 14 14
    14 4.6 9.4 14 14
    13 4 9 13 13
    20 7 13 8 10
    20 7 13 8 10
    19 7 12 7 9
    18 6.3 11.7 7 8
    18 6.3 11.7 7 8
    14 4.6 9.4 5 23
    13 4 9 4 22
    13 4 9 4 22
    13 4 9 4 22

    Usage Scenarios

    1. High-Value Horticulture

    Widely used for container-grown plants (nursery stock, ornamentals, vegetables), greenhouse crops, and turfgrass (golf courses, sports fields, lawns) where precise nutrition and reduced labor are critical.

    2. Large-Scale Field Crops

    Increasingly adopted for staple crops like corn, rice, and wheat, especially in regions prone to leaching or where labor costs are high, improving efficiency and yield stability.

    3. Sandy Soils & High Rainfall Areas

    Particularly beneficial in soils with low nutrient retention or areas with heavy rainfall, where conventional fertilizers are easily washed away.

    4. Long-Season Crops & Perennials

    Ideal for fruit trees, vineyards, and other crops with extended growing seasons needing sustained nutrition.

    5. Precision Agriculture & Reduced Access Areas

    Useful where frequent field access for top-dressing is difficult, expensive, or undesirable. Simplifies fertilization programs.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How does this fertilizer improve crop absorption and resistance?

    It improves root adhesion and increases trace element absorption. This helps prevent crop deficiencies while enhancing photosynthesis for stronger overall crop resistance.

    What are the available potassium bases for this fertilizer?

    It is available in either a low chloride base (potassium sourced from SOP) or a standard MOP base to suit different crop sensitivities.

    What is the physical size and water solubility of the granules?

    The fertilizer features a perfect granular formulation with 90% of the granules sized between 1-4 mm. It contains highly available phosphate, of which 80% is water-soluble.

    Why is this fertilizer recommended for sandy soils and high rainfall areas?

    In sandy soils with low nutrient retention or regions with heavy rainfall, conventional fertilizers leach easily. This controlled-release formula prevents nutrients from being washed away, ensuring stable nutrition.

    What kind of yield increases can be expected from using this product?

    Field results show average yield increases of 8.3% on corn, 9.8% on rice, and 12.5% on tomatoes, along with reduced bare tip rates in corn.