Phosphorus is crucial for enhanced crop and plant development. We proudly have one of the highest grade organic-approved rock phosphate sources available. It contains 28% total P2O5, 30% calcium, plus a full spectrum of other minerals (S, Fe, Mg, K, Si, Zn, etc.) More phosphorus in less volume results in easier handling, lower application rates and costs.
Benefits include:
Rock Phosphate helps trees and plants with energy transfer, root development and photosynthesis.
Helps prevent discolored leaves and stunted growth.
Helps trees reach maximum flower and fruit development.
When applied, Rock Phosphate not only provides short-term phosphorus but also helps to sustain long-term soil health and crop growth.
Rock Phosphate can help your crops in all stages, since it’s a cruvial element for enhanced crop and plant development. It does not only provides short-term phosphorus but also helps sustain long-term soil health and crop growth. Advantages Phosphorus is responsible for a variety of plant functions and is a component of many necessary plant compounds. Without phosphorus, plants struggle to complete the following:
Photosynthesis
Cell Division and Multiplication
Proper Root Development
Complete Crop Production
Efficient Bud and Food Development
We have one of the highest grade organic-approved rock phosphate source
More phosphorus in less volume means it’s easier to handle, and can translate to lower application rates and costs.
Rock Phosphate is low in heavy Metals and provides beneficial nutrients: Calcium: With over 30% calcium oxide (CaO), Rock Phosphate is a great source of calcium. This mineral is essential for the formation of cell walls and cell membranes. Without enough calcium, plants exhibit weak stems and roots as well as distorted new growth.
Minor Minerals: contains several important secondary and trace minerals such as
Magnesium is an essential part of chlorophyll and therefore necessary for photosynthesis.
Sulfur is required for protein synthesis as well as the formation of chlorophyll.
Iron is involved in the formation of chlorophyll as well as DNA synthesis and respiration.
Zinc is involved in enzymatic activity as well as gene expression.
Uses and Benefits
Row Crops: Without enough phosphorus, plants struggle to photosynthesize, transfer energy, and fully develop roots and stalks.
Rock Phosphate can be applied via multiple methods. Broadcasting can be used to add phosphorus to the soil either before seeding or during crop growth
Tree Crops: Trees are reliant phosphorus for processes including energy transfer, root development, and photosynthesis. Without enough phosphorus, trees will exhibit discolored leaves and stunted growth. Rock Phosphate applications help trees reach maximum flower and fruit development. When applying to trees, it's best to use a banding method. This involves placing fertilizer in the root zone on one or two sides of the tree to allow for plant uptake.
Apperance: Gray
Compatibility: It is compatible with all fertilizers.
Specification:
Phosophrus content 14%
Total P2O5 28%
Calcium oxide(CaO) 30%
a full spectrum of other minerals (S, Fe, Mg, K, Si, Zn, etc.)
