Crops suitable for ammonium sulfate

Ammonium sulfate is a commonly used nitrogen fertilizer with a nitrogen content of up to 21%. Crops suitable for the application of ammonium sulfate mainly include:

• Corn: Ammonium sulfate can provide sufficient nitrogen fertilizer for corn, increasing its growth rate and yield.
• Wheat: Using ammonium sulfate during the growing period of wheat can effectively increase the number of wheat ears and grain weight.
• Rice: Rice has a large demand for nitrogen. The use of ammonium sulfate can promote the green growth and root development of rice.
• Soybeans: Soybeans have relatively low nitrogen requirements in the soil, but applying small amounts of ammonium sulfate can increase their yield and nutritional content.

Application tips and precautions

After understanding the suitable crops, you need to master the application skills and precautions to ensure the fertilization effect:

1. Application time: It is best to apply it in the early growth stage of the crop, when the plant's ability to absorb nitrogen is the strongest.
2. Application method: It can be fully mixed with the soil during tillage, or applied through irrigation to ensure that ammonium sulfate is evenly distributed in the soil.
3. Application amount: According to soil fertility and crop needs, the application amount should be reasonably formulated to avoid excessive application leading to soil acidification.

By properly applying ammonium sulfate, you can not only improve crop yield and quality, but also help improve soil health. Welcome to visit our website for more agricultural nutrient information and fertilization tips!