Application methods of ammonium sulfate on different crops

Characteristics and Applications of Ammonium Sulfate

Ammonium sulfate is a highly efficient nitrogen fertilizer widely used in agricultural production. It has a high nitrogen content and can quickly provide the nitrogen elements required for crop growth, promoting the growth and development of crops.

Application Methods for Rice

For rice, it is extremely important to apply ammonium sulfate during the

tillering stage and booting stage

pH value

Application Methods for Corn

Applying ammonium sulfate to corn during the seedling and jointing stages can ensure its sufficient nitrogen supply, thereby promoting plant growth and ear development. For different growth stages, the application amount should be appropriately adjusted to meet its nitrogen needs. For example, a small amount can be applied during the seedling stage, while the application amount should be increased during the jointing stage.

Application precautions

When applying ammonium sulfate, avoid applying large doses of fertilizer in a short period of time to prevent soil acidification or nutrient imbalance caused by improper fertilizer application. At the same time, regular monitoring of soil nutrient conditions will help to apply fertilizers reasonably and improve fertilizer utilization efficiency.

Summary

Proper use of ammonium sulfate can not only increase crop yields, but also achieve sustainable agricultural development. By applying nitrogen fertilizers properly, farmers can effectively improve the overall health and output of crops and further promote the growth of the agricultural economy.