Storage and transportation of ammonium sulfate granular fertilizer

Ammonium sulfate granular fertilizer, as a common nitrogen fertilizer, plays an important role in agricultural production. However, reasonable storage and transportation conditions are crucial to ensure its effectiveness and stability.

Storage conditions

When storing ammonium sulfate granules, pay attention to the following aspects to reduce the risk of decomposition and loss of performance:

• Avoid humid environments: ammonium sulfate may absorb moisture in humid conditions, causing granules to clump and reduce performance;
• Avoid direct sunlight: direct sunlight may cause degradation of fertilizer components, so it should be stored in a cool place;
• Control temperature: extreme temperatures will also affect the properties of fertilizers, and it is recommended to store them in a moderate temperature environment.

Transportation measures

During transportation, scientific and reasonable measures should be taken to ensure the quality of fertilizers:

• Use appropriate packaging materials: ensure that the packaging materials are moisture-proof and can prevent leakage;
• Keep the transportation tools clean: clean the transportation vehicles regularly to avoid cross contamination;
• Choose a reasonable transportation time: transport during the period of suitable climatic conditions to reduce the impact on fertilizers.

Scientific and reasonable storage and transportation measures can not only protect the quality of ammonium sulfate granular fertilizers, but also help to improve the yield and benefits of crops, and provide a solid guarantee for agricultural production.

Conclusion

By implementing the above storage and transportation strategies, enterprises can not only improve the use effect of ammonium sulfate granular fertilizer, but also provide farmers and agricultural production enterprises with a more reliable choice, which will help achieve higher agricultural production efficiency and increase farmers' income.