YaraMila NK SULPHUR

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YaraMila NK SULPHUR (22-0-14 + 7.5% SO3) is a compound fertiliser that can be utilised for high phosphate, low potash soils deficient in sulphur. Often used to replenish potash removed during silage off-take or as a top dressing for cereal who have had a base dressing at sowing but need additional potash and nitrogen late in the season.
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Only available in England, Wales and Scotland. The identical product in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland is YaraMila Zero P Cut
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EXTRA ADVICE

Sulphur fertilisers: When spreading fertilisers containing sulphur it is recommended to regularly clean the spreader vanes using a rag with a 'WD40' type lubricant to avoid a build-up of deposits.

Grassland

Grass: Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
EXTRA ADVICE

Sulphur fertilisers: When spreading fertilisers containing sulphur it is recommended to regularly clean the spreader vanes using a rag with a 'WD40' type lubricant to avoid a build-up of deposits.

Grassland

Grass: Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.

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Where can I buy Yara fertilisers in Ireland?

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Increasing your crop yield and quality doesn’t have to be hard. Getting your spreader settings right might be your best spent few minutes in crop management.

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