Fertilizer selection starts with a specific objective
No single product suits every crop, soil and growth stage. Consider the crop, soil, growth stage, required nutrients, previous applications and production technology.
Look beyond the fertilizer name

Nutrient content and ratio
The content and ratio of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium define the main characteristics and purpose of a formula.

Product form
Physical form and characteristics may affect storage, application and use under specific conditions.

The specific lot
Actual product characteristics are confirmed by the documentation for the relevant production lot.
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Crop nutrition through key stages
Choose a crop to see which topics and products are worth discussing with an agronomist.
Three checkpoints for discussing base nutrition, establishment and nitrogen top dressing in maize.
Vegetative growth
Nitrogen source and top-dressing timing
Products to discussThis is not an individual recommendation or a rate plan. Final product choice, quantity and timing require soil analysis, crop condition and advice from a qualified agronomist.
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Compare declared nutrients, product form, typical context and packaging options.
Nitrogen fertilizers
Urea 46%
N 46%- Product form
- White or lightly coloured prills
- Total nitrogen (N)
- 46.2%
- Phosphorus (P₂O₅)
- —
- Potassium (K₂O)
- —
- Typical context
- the crop and its growth stage
- Packaging
- Available in 25 kg bags, Big Bags and bulk, depending on origin, volume and destination.
Phosphate fertilizers
MAP 10:46
NP 10-46- Product form
- Grey granules
- Total nitrogen (N)
- 10%
- Phosphorus (P₂O₅)
- 46%
- Potassium (K₂O)
- —
- Typical context
- soil nutrient status and pH
- Packaging
- Available in 25 kg bags, Big Bags and bulk, depending on origin, volume and destination.
Values are indicative. Final specifications are confirmed by the COA for the relevant production lot.
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