Who knows the current situation of calcium and magnesium fertilizers?
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There were such products in the past; I’m not aware of the current market situation or production status. Who knows? Could you tell me?
Calcium-magnesium-phosphorus fertilizers are no longer viable; most of the companies dealing in them have closed down or changed their business focus. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I haven’t heard of any that are in production at the moment.
Calcium-magnesium fertilizers perform reasonably well in the northern markets, and their use in rice, soybeans, corn, and vegetables is increasing gradually. They help to enhance photosynthesis and adjust the soil’s pH level, which is beneficial for increasing yields; it is best to apply them together with silicon. We applied the multi-silicon fertilizer produced by Muling Hongrui Mining Industry, which contains 20% silicon, 25% calcium, and 5% magnesium. It is highly effective in increasing rice yields, enhancing disease resistance and cold tolerance, and promoting early maturity; the yield increase ranges from 5% to 30% ； The yield increase for wheat, corn, and soybeans ranges from 6 to 12% ； Corn yield increases by 8-15% ； Economic crops such as eggplants, tomatoes, Chinese cabbages, cowpeas, kidney beans, potatoes, watermelons, and muskmelons have shown very significant improvements in yield and quality. It can significantly improve the texture of crops such as sweet rice, corn, Chinese cabbage, tomatoes, and watermelons. It also has a significant improving effect on the soil.