Single Superphosphate Fertilizer (Tak Agro | 50kg)

SSP, also known as ordinary calcium phosphate, referred to as calcium, is a phosphate fertilizer directly produced by the decomposition of phosphate rock with sulfuric acid.

The main useful component is calcium hydrate hydrate hydrate Ca(H2PO4)2·H2O and a small amount of free phosphoric acid, and also contains anhydrous calcium sulphate component (useful for sulphur-depleted soils).

Superphosphate contains pp. 514% to 20% (80% to 95% of which is soluble in water) and is a water-soluble quick-acting phosphate fertilizer. Gray or off-white powder (or granules), which can be directly used as a phosphate fertilizer.

It can also be used as a compound fertilizer.

Feature and Function of calcium superphosphate:

• Supply Phosphorus, calcium, sulfur elements to Plant.
• Improve Alkaline soils.
• Can be used as basic fertilizer, top dressing, or Foliar Spray.
• Mixed with nitrogen fertilizer, calcium superphosphate has nitrogen fixation and reduces the loss of nitrogen, promote germination of plants, root length, branching, strong and maturity.
• Can be used as raw material for the production of composite/mixed fertilizer.
• Widely used in rice, wheat, corn, sorghum, cotton, fruits, vegetables, and other food crops and cash crops.

Application:

• SSP is one of the forms of phosphate
• SSP supplies sulphate sulphur, one of the other important nutrients in all soils
• SSP supplies calcium
• The ratio of P and S suits many crop and pasture needs
• Both the P and S are in readily available forms
• SSP can be blended with other products to make a range of products
• SSP can be stored easily for long periods, without taking up moisture
• SSP contains calcium and sulphur (mostly as gypsum) and helps keep soil in good shape by maintaining soil structure
• SSP provides a balance of P, S, and Ca that mimics pasture growth requirements and is the best-balanced P, S, & Ca fertilizer for Australian pastures 
• SSP is a low analysis product, more granules mean more point sources of P for soil contact.