100 % WATER SOLUBLE FERTILIZER

Arihant Group’s Water-soluble fertilizers are fertilizers that can be dissolved in water and added or leached out of the soil easily. With water-soluble fertilizers it is easy to control the precise amount of nutrients available to your plants

Knowing the NPK values of a fertilizer can help you select one that is appropriate for the type of plant you are growing. For example, if you are growing leafy vegetables, you may want to apply a fertilizer that has a higher nitrogen number to encourage leaf growth. If you are growing flowers, you may want to apply a fertilizer that has a higher phosphorus number to encourage more blooms.

Before you apply fertilizer to your farm/garden etc, you should have your soil tested. This will also help you determine what balance of fertilizer numbers will be appropriate for your garden’s soil needs and deficiencies.

Homogeneous NPKs - ARIHANT

The range of NPK fertilizers has a balance of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium that suits the specific nutritional needs of your crop throughout its growing season. In addition, the range includes formulations with secondary nutrients (magnesium and sulfur) and micronutrients (boron, iron, manganese, molybdenum, and zinc).

These homogeneous NPK fertilizers will help you maximize crop yield and quality. Each compound, whether in prill or granule form, is designed for high-value crops such as vegetables, fruit trees, vines, and turf.

NPK fertilizers benefit the grower because they provide an even distribution of nutrients, whether spread by hand or machine. There is no risk of nutrient segregation during shipping, handling, or spreading.

Efficient nutrient sources

• Balanced nitrogen source - Nitrogen is present at 40-45% as nitrate-N and 55-60% as ammonium-N, depending on the production process and the specific formula.
• Fast nitrogen uptake - High nitrate-N content ensures a quick response to nitrogen, while ammonium-N is important to maintain a sustained delivery of nitrogen.
• Available phosphate - Phosphorus is a fully available plant, available, as water-soluble ortho- and polyphosphates and ammonium citrate soluble di-calcium phosphate. The combination of different forms gives greater and longer-lasting availability of phosphorus to crops
• Alternative potassium sources - Potassium is included as MOP (Muriate of Potash - potassium chloride) or SOP (Sulfate of Potash -potassium sulfate). Products based on SOP are especially suited for crops with low chloride tolerance, whilst MOP-based products are suitable for all other crops

Efficient fertilizers and fertilization methods have become the main answer to the ever-growing demand for agricultural products. Modern agriculture must supply crops with optimal rates of nutrients throughout the growth cycle in the most efficient manner possible, without degrading soil and water resources. Fertigation and foliar nutrition enable highly efficient use of nutrients.

Knowing NPK: Your Soil, Made Better

Your field needs to eat, just like you do. And just like how you track carbohydrates, protein, and fat, your plants need a specific breakdown of nutrients, too. That’s where NPK—nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium—comes in. While plant nutrients are found in nature, each field’s plot of soil can vary. So, field products will often come with these nutrients already in perfect proportions for what you’re growing.

What Does NPK Stand For?

If our food is comprised of three main nutrients, you can bet that your plants’ food is, too. And just as each of those nutrients has specific functions for fueling our bodies, the soil’s nutrients also have their own responsibilities in supporting a field’s health.

N: Nitrogen