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Quality fertilizer grades for farms and plantations across the Philippines.
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Grade: 14-14-14
Balanced NPK complete fertilizer for basal and general crop feeding.
A complete fertilizer supplying equal parts nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (commonly 14-14-14 in the Philippine market). Used as a basal or general-purpose grade to support vegetative growth, root development, and overall plant vigor across rice, corn, vegetables, and plantation crops.
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Grade: NaCl (common salt)
Common salt as a practical chlorine source for coconut and other chloride-responsive crops.
Agricultural salt (sodium chloride, NaCl) is a practical and economical source of chlorine for crop nutrition. In the Philippines, common salt is widely recommended for coconut—especially inland plantings where chlorine deficiency is common—to support growth, nut count, and copra yield. It may also be used where chloride nutrition is part of the farm program. Apply according to crop stage and agronomic guidance; where soils are potassium-deficient, muriate of potash is usually preferred over salt alone.
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Grade: 46-0-0
High-analysis nitrogen fertilizer for rapid vegetative growth.
Urea is the most concentrated solid nitrogen fertilizer widely used in Philippine agriculture, typically 46% N (46-0-0). It is highly water-soluble and suited for basal application or top-dressing to drive leafy growth and yield in rice, corn, sugarcane, and many other crops. Handle and store in dry conditions to limit moisture uptake.
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Grade: 21-0-0
Ammonium sulfate providing nitrogen plus sulfur for protein formation.
Ammonium sulfate (Ammosul) commonly grades at 21-0-0 with about 24% sulfur. It supplies ammonium nitrogen and sulfate sulfur—valuable for protein synthesis and especially useful in flooded rice systems where nitrate forms are more easily lost. Also helpful where soils or cropping programs need supplemental sulfur.
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Grade: CAN ~26–27% N
Dual-form nitrogen fertilizer with calcium for efficient top-dressing.
Calcium Ammonium Nitrate (CAN) is a granular nitrogen fertilizer typically containing about 26–27% N, split roughly evenly between nitrate (for quick uptake) and ammonium (for sustained feeding). Calcium carbonate or similar material in the blend helps stabilize the product and can have a mild liming effect on acid soils. CAN is widely used as a top-dress or side-dress fertilizer for cereals, vegetables, bananas, and other upland crops where fast-available nitrogen is needed. Confirm the exact guaranteed analysis on the bag label.
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Grade: 16-20-0
Ammonium phosphate for early rooting and phosphorus-driven establishment.
Ammonium phosphate (Ammophos) is a major Philippine grade, typically 16-20-0. It delivers nitrogen and a strong phosphorus charge for root development, early crop establishment, and energy transfer—widely used as a basal fertilizer for rice, corn, and other field crops.
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Grade: 17-0-17
Nitrogen–potassium fertilizer for growth and fruiting without added phosphorus.
A 17-0-17 grade supplies balanced nitrogen and potassium with no phosphorus. It is useful when soil phosphorus is already adequate, or when the program calls for N and K support during vegetative and reproductive stages—supporting stalk strength, water regulation, and fruit or grain filling.
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Grade: Liquid P (commonly ~0-52/54-0)
Liquid phosphorus source for fertigation and irrigation-line management.
Agricultural phosphoric acid is a concentrated liquid phosphorus fertilizer used in fertigation and drip systems. It supplies readily available phosphorus for rooting and energy transfer, and its acidity can help manage irrigation-water pH and reduce mineral scale in lines. Dilute carefully and avoid mixing with calcium fertilizers, which can form insoluble precipitates.
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Grade: 0-0-60
High-analysis potassium chloride for fruiting, quality, and stress tolerance.
Muriate of potash (MOP / potassium chloride) is the standard potash grade in the Philippines at 0-0-60. It supplies soluble potassium for water regulation, disease tolerance, fruit quality, and grain filling. Commonly applied in basal blends or as a straight potash top-up for bananas, coconut, oil palm, rice, and vegetables.
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Grade: 18-46-0
Diammonium phosphate—high phosphorus with starter nitrogen.
Diammonium phosphate (DAP) is a high-analysis phosphate fertilizer, typically 18-46-0. It provides a strong phosphorus supply plus ammonium nitrogen, making it a preferred basal or starter fertilizer for root development and early growth in cereals, legumes, and plantation establishment programs.
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Grade: Micronutrient (ZnSO₄)
Zinc micronutrient to correct deficiency and support enzyme activity.
Zinc sulphate is a water-soluble micronutrient fertilizer used to correct zinc deficiency. Zinc supports enzyme systems, tillering, and grain formation—especially important in rice and other crops grown on deficient soils. It may be applied to soil or as a carefully diluted foliar spray according to agronomic guidance.
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Grade: Micronutrient (FeSO₄·7H₂O)
Iron micronutrient to correct chlorosis and support chlorophyll formation.
Ferrous sulphate (typically FeSO₄·7H₂O) is a water-soluble iron fertilizer used to correct iron deficiency, which often appears as interveinal chlorosis—yellowing between green leaf veins. Commercial heptahydrate grades commonly supply about 19–20% iron and about 10–12% sulfur. It supports chlorophyll production and plant metabolism and may be applied to soil or as a carefully diluted foliar spray; foliar use often gives a faster response. Confirm the exact guaranteed analysis on the bag label.
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Grade: MgSO₄·H₂O (~15–16% Mg, ~20–22% S)
Soluble magnesium and sulfur fertilizer for deficiency correction and crop quality.
Kieserite is a naturally occurring magnesium sulfate monohydrate (MgSO₄·H₂O) fertilizer that supplies plant-available magnesium and sulfur. Typical grades provide about 15–16% magnesium (or ~25% MgO) and about 20–22% sulfur. It is water-soluble, largely pH-neutral, and suited to soil application before or during the season—supporting chlorophyll formation, photosynthesis, protein synthesis, and root function in crops such as bananas, oil palm, coconut, vegetables, and cereals. Confirm the exact guaranteed analysis on the bag label.
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