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Problems with urea-based compound fertilizers

2009-03-11View Original

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Let’s analyze the reasons for the low feeding amount of urine-based compound fertilizer and explore solutions.
Reply #22009-03-14
Not all urine-based compound fertilizers require low amounts of raw materials; those with a high nitrogen content in their formula and those produced through a granulation process using concentrated urine need fewer raw materials, as only MAP, KCL, and fillers need to be added
Reply #32009-03-16
I’m a newcomer. What is MAP filling, and what does it refer to?
Reply #42009-03-19
MAP stands for monoammonium phosphate. Fillers refer to materials added to compound fertilizers to regulate the oxygen content; these can include stone dust, bentonite, phosphogypsum, and others

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