Ammonium Nitrate (Salicylate) N 34.4%
 Ammonium Nitrate
 – nitrogen (N) is the key to increasing crop yields through its effect on chlorophyll and plant proteins
 – contains both forms of Nitrogen (N), which can be taken up by the plant: Nitric Nitrogen (the form immediately accessible to the plant) and Ammoniacal Nitrogen
 Application recommendation: Ammonium nitrate (saltpeter) N 34.4%
 This type of fertilizer provides, on the one hand, the nitrates that the plant needs, and on the other hand, it provides the Nitrogen (N) necessary for the development of the crop throughout the entire growing season.
 It is especially recommended as a fertilizer for phased supplementation with Nitrogen (N) for field crops, vegetables, fruits, vines, ornamental plants, etc.
 It must be dosed according to soil and climatic needs and expected production.
 Description Ammonium Nitrate (Salicylate) N 34.4%
 Appearance White or slightly colored granules without impurities
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 Nitrogen content, not less than 34.4%
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 Water content, not less than:
 hygroscopic water 0.3%
 total water 0.6%
 Granulometric composition
 Mass of granules of size:
 less than 1 mm, not more than 3%
 from 1 to 4 mm, not less than 95%
 less than 6 mm 100%
 statistical power of the granules 8 H/granule
 Friability, not less than 100%
 Ammonium nitrate can be treated with anti-caking agents if desired (not for incorporation into protected ground).
 It can be used on all types of soil and for all agricultural crops. The most effective way of application is to fertilize crops in spring and summer. It is suitable for both direct application separately and for the preparation of mixtures.
 It has excellent physicochemical properties, which make it easy to store and incorporate. It is completely soluble in water. It is produced from pure synthetic raw materials.
 Packaging, transportation and storage: Ammonium nitrate (saltpeter) N 34.4%
 It is sold in bulk, in large 1000 kg bags, in 50 kg bags.
 Fertilizers are transported by rail, sea and road transport.
 Store in dry areas and separate from other products.