NPK 14-14-14 + Bio5 (S, B, Zn)

Universal granulated compound NPK fertiliser containing equal proportions of the three primary nutrients – nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium – enriched with sulphur, boron, zinc and the Bio5 microbiological activator.

 

Description

Universal granulated compound NPK fertiliser containing equal proportions of the three primary nutrients – nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium – enriched with sulphur, boron, zinc and the Bio5 microbiological activator.

The balanced formulation provides an even supply of primary nutrients and is suitable for the base fertilisation of a wide range of agricultural crops. Sulphur complements crop nutrition, while boron and zinc supply important micronutrients.
The Bio5 microbiological activator contains a consortium of Bacillus spp. microorganisms. The total microorganism concentration in the fertiliser exceeds 1 × 10⁶ CFU/g.

Intended use

Designed for the balanced fertilisation of agricultural crops. Suitable for a wide range of field crops and all soil types.

Composition

  • Total nitrogen (N) – 14%
  • Ammoniacal nitrogen (N-NH₄) – 12,5%
  • Ureic nitrogen (N-NH₂) – 1,5%
  • Total phosphorus pentoxide (P₂O₅) – 14%
  • P₂O₅ soluble in neutral ammonium citrate – 14%
  • Water-soluble phosphorus pentoxide (P₂O₅) – 12%
  • Water-soluble potassium oxide (K₂O) – 14%
  • Water-soluble sulphur trioxide (SO₃) – 21,5%
  • Water-soluble boron (B) – 0,02%
  • Total zinc (Zn) – 0,02%
  • Bio5 microbiological activator – 1%

Particle-size distribution: 2–5 mm granules – more than 95%.

 

Application recommendations

  • Winter cereals – 250–450 kg/ha
  • Spring cereals – 300–500 kg/ha
  • Winter oilseed rape – 300–500 kg/ha
  • Spring oilseed rape – 300–500 kg/ha
  • Sugar and fodder beet – 600–800 kg/ha
  • Maize – 400–800 kg/ha
  • Meadows and pastures – 300–450 kg/ha

Important: Use only where there is a recognised need. The exact application rate should be determined according to soil analysis, the target yield, crop type and crop nutrient requirements. Do not exceed the recommended application rate.