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Sailors! Has anyone used carbon ammonium as a substitute for liquid ammonia in the process of producing compound fertilizers?

2017-09-29View Original

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As the title says! Which is more cost-effective and practical, the amino acid method or the ammonium carbonate method?
Reply #22017-11-16
It depends on whether you need a quick response or a compound fertilizer
Reply #32017-11-17
Of course, the amino acid method is more practical; 60% of the ammonium carbonate evaporates, which makes it less economical. However, some formulations require an appropriate amount of ammonium carbonate to be added, such as in 18-18-18 products – adding a small amount of ammonium carbonate improves the granulation process significantly.

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