Amon NP (Kompoze 20-20-0)
Fertilizers containing more than one nutrient are called compound fertilizers; They contain nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. The first number in its content indicates nitrogen and the second number indicates phosphorus amount in %. At 100 kilos; There are 20 kilos of pure Nitrogen and 20 kilos (P2O5) of Phosphorus. All of the Nitrogen (P2O5) it contains and most of the Phosphorus (90%) are easily absorbed by plants as they are completely dissolved in water.
While all the nitrogen in compound fertilizers can be in the form of ammonium, some of it can be in the form of nitrate. Since it has high water solubility, it is used with the seeds before or during planting. It is a fertilizer that is easy to apply to the field surface; A well-prepared field increases its effect even more. It is very suitable for mechanical fertilization due to its prill particles. The amount of use depends on the type of agriculture, climate and soil condition. When calculating the amount to be given, the phosphorus need of the plant to be grown should be taken into account. If not enough is given, root development in plants will be poor, height will remain short, ripening will be delayed, fruits will fall and productivity will decrease.
Standard | TS 2832 – EC Fertilizer |
Formula | H3Po4. Co(NH2)2 |
Color & Appearance | Gray colored, homogeneous and granular |
Nitrogen content | Total%20 (Ammonia Nitrogen + Nitrate Nitrogen or Urea Nitrogen) |
Phosphorus | %20 (Phosphorus penta oxide P2O5, soluble in neutral ammonium citrate) |
Water soluble phosphorus penta oxide P2O5 | %19 |
Free acidity | Max. %2.5 (phosphate based) |
Humidity | Max. %1 |
Packaging | It is sold in 50 kg bags with polyethylene inside and polypropylene outside. |