NPK compound fertilizer (MOP based) for cereals, corn etc.

It is suitable for aquatic vegetables, hemp crops and field crops. Chlorine-based compound fertilizers, whose potassium comes from potassium chloride, are particularly suitable for hemp crops. They can also be used for rice, wheat, corn, millet, sorghum and soybeans. However, chlorine-based compound fertilizers may have adverse effects on some chlorine-sensitive crops because they contain a large amount of chlorine. During the production process, potassium chloride-type compound fertilizers do not remove the chlorine element that is harmful to chlorine-sensitive crops, resulting in a high chlorine content in the product. In addition, the chloride ions remaining in the soil from chlorine-based compound fertilizers may cause soil compaction, salinization and alkalization, thereby deteriorating the soil environment and reducing the nutrient absorption capacity of crops.

High nutrient content and many main nutrients

Fewer by-components and a uniform structure. For example, ammonium phosphate does not contain any useless by-components, and its anions and cations are the main nutrients absorbed by crops. This type of fertilizer has a relatively uniform nutrient distribution. After being made into granules, compared with powdered or crystalline unit fertilizers, it has a compact structure, uniform nutrient release, and stable and long-lasting fertilizer effect. Due to the low number of by-components, it has little adverse impact on the soil

Good physical properties. Compound fertilizer is made into granules in one batch, with low hygroscopicity, not easy to clump, and easy to store and apply.