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Phosphate
in Fibrophos
Extensive
trials
have shown that Fibrophos is a very effective source of phosphate
across a wide range of agricultural soil types throughout the UK.
The phosphate
in Fibrophos is more than 80% soluble in 2% citric acid and nearly half is
soluble in neutral ammonium citrate providing a long lasting as well
as immediate supply to the growing crop.
Levington
Agriculture trials showed that application of Fibrophos to both acid and alkaline
grassland or arable crops significantly increased available soil phosphate within one month and this increase was
maintained for at least 12 months.
As a long lasting
source therefore, Fibrophos is ideal for raising the soil phosphate
status and maintaining it. Used for this purpose when soil phosphate
is 0 or 1, Fibrophos can be applied at 625kg/ha (5-6 cwt/acre) every
two to three years depending on crop potential. This will provide an
adequate level of phosphate to ensure full effectiveness of nitrogen
or compound fertilisers.
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Phosphate
is not prone to leaching, so can be applied at any time of year.
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Phosphate
is essential for plant growth development.
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Citric
soluble phosphate helps build up soil fertility over time.
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Low
phosphate levels across the UK are limiting yields of grass and
clover leys.
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Phosphate
raises the mineral content of grass and improves the root system.
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Silage
removes up to 2kg of phosphate per tonne of 20% DM silage.
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