Application method
Soil application as part of a balanced nutrition programme.

Illustrative packaging and material visuals. Actual packaging, colour and particle size may vary by batch.
A balanced nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium grade for integrated nutrition.
A compound fertilizer combining three major nutrients in equal declared proportions. Select the rate according to nutrient demand and the existing soil nutrient balance.
Reference product values. Request the current batch analysis and product label before ordering.
| Total nitrogen (N) | 15% |
|---|---|
| Phosphorus (P₂O₅) | 15% |
| Potassium (K₂O) | 15% |
| Packaging | 50 kg |
Ask for particle size distribution, moisture, bulk density, solubility and pH (including the test method) where relevant to your application. Values must come from the offered batch analysis. For SOP, also confirm sulphur and chloride content; for urea, request biuret content where relevant.
Soil application as part of a balanced nutrition programme.
Confirm compatibility of the actual products before mixing. Do not assume that every grade is suitable for irrigation systems or foliar application.
Match the nutrient grade to the crop, soil analysis and growth stage. Request a recommendation for your crop and growing conditions.
Plan the application rate using soil and, where appropriate, leaf analysis. Crop, growth stage, irrigation and local conditions determine the programme. Ask an agronomist to confirm the dose and compatibility before mixing.
Keep in the original, closed packaging in a dry, ventilated place. Protect from moisture and direct heat. Store away from food, feed and children. Follow the product label and request the safety data sheet for handling guidance.
Specify the product, required tonnage, preferred packaging and delivery destination. Packaging options, batch origin, lead time and freight terms are confirmed in the written quotation.
Declared N–P₂O₅–K₂O grade, shown as percentages by mass. This chart describes composition, not crop performance.
Explore a planning assumption over a selected period. This is not a trial result, a product forecast or a guaranteed response.
Scenario yield = baseline yield × (1 + assumed change / 100). Days indicate the selected harvest date; they do not change the yield calculation.
Defaults are neutral: 5 t/ha, 0% change and 120 days. These are editable example inputs, not product-specific evidence. Actual yield depends on crop, soil, weather, water and management.
| Day | Baseline | Scenario | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 120 | 5 t/ha | 5 t/ha | 0 t/ha |
15% nitrogen, 15% phosphorus expressed as P₂O₅ and 15% potassium expressed as K₂O are declared by the grade.
No. A balanced grade is not automatically a balanced programme. Soil nutrient supply and crop demand determine whether it is appropriate.
Check compatibility of the actual grades and application method before mixing. A shared nutrient name does not prove compatibility.
Only use an offered grade in irrigation systems after its suitability, solubility and relevant product instructions have been confirmed.
A crop-specific trial is needed to support a time-and-yield claim. No such dataset is presented here; use the calculator only for explicit assumptions.