- Increases crop yield, quality and profitability.
- Corrects pH level of soil when used at higher rates.
- Can be used as a preventative treatment for worm casts.
- Provides and releases calcium in plants.
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Nutrigrow Sulphur is a granular product containing 90% elemental sulphur and 10% bentonite clay. It can be used at low rates simply to deliver sulphur to the crop or at higher rates to correct the soil pH. Sulphur breaks down and washes into the soil rapidly but requires warm soils to become useable to the plant. This is a granular product which is suitable for hand or machine spreading; it can be incorporated into the soil or left to dissolve on the surface.
This product is available in a 25kg or 600kg pack size.
At the rates that sulphur is applied for nutritional purposes, the effect on soil pH would be slight; however, in certain circumstances, it is beneficial to lower the pH of soil, for example when establishing heather (or other acid loving plants) and when attempting to reduce common scab in potatoes.
Sulphur has also been extensively trialled for the reduction of worm casts in fine turf. We have seen excellent results when used at 100kg per ha every month for several months. This is a preventative treatment which pushes the worms deeper down. Sulphur compounds such as Nutrigrow Sulphur can also be used on soils to provide calcium or to release calcium that was previously insoluble.
Nutrient deficiency is common on neutral soils, alkaline soils, or soils with excessive lime. Availability of essential nutrients is often lower due to the high pH of these soils. Temporary rectification of these issues can be achieved by foliar applications, however on small areas of land where crop production is intensive, it is the more practical, permanent, and advisable solution to reduce the pH of the soil, especially if it does not require significant lowering.
| Elemental sulphur required to achieve a pH of approximately 6.5 for a depth of 7 inches | ||
| Broadcast application kg / hectare | ||
| Soil pH | Sandy Soil | Clay Soil |
| 7.5 | 727-1090 | 1454-1818 |
| 8.0 | 1818-2727 | 2727-3636 |
| 8.5 | 2727-3636 | 3636 + |
| 9.0 | 3636-5454 + | |
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