Agropolychim AD Ammonium Nitrate (AN)
Agropolychim AD Ammonium Nitrate (AN) is the most common nitrogen fertilizer for feeding all types of crops with a total nitrogen content of 34%. It is the fastest-acting granular nitrogen fertilizer suitable for all types of feeding.
Properties
- Physical Form
- Granules
- Solid
Product families
Applications
- Other Agricultural Crops
Product Families
- Fertilizers & Nutrients
Other characteristics
- Functions
- Fertilizer
- Markets
- Agriculture & Feed
- Condition
The indicators are required by Regulation 2019 / 1009 for EU fertilizing products. These indicators are analyzed periodically once every 3 months.
- PACKAGING
- Bags - 1, 3, 5, 10, 25 and 50 kg (PE)
- Big bags - 600 kg (PP with inner layer pt PE)
- In bulk
- Advantages
Agricultural crops differ in their nitrogen requirements for the formation of their production. These specific needs and the conditions under which they are grown are the basis for determining nitrogen mineral fertilization.; In the absence of sufficient nitrogen in plants, the following is observed:; Slow growth; Initially pale green, yellow-green and even yellow foliage with subsequent browning and dieback of the leaves; Low resistance to abiotic and biotic stress; Premature ripening; The excess of nitrogen:; Accelerates growth, foliage grows wildly and acquires a dark green color; The sterile and growing season is extended; Excess nitrates and proteins accumulate; Plants become resistant to disease, frost and drought; The technological and taste qualities of the product deteriorate
- Technology
- Agrochemicals
- Packaging Type
- Bags
- Bulk
- Super Sacks
- HIGHLIGHTS
Due to its digestible form, after entering the soil, it quickly breaks down and provides plants with nitrogen food. When ammonium nitrate is absorbed by the soil, its form changes in a timely manner, this process is easily regulated, taking into account the soil-climatic conditions and the period of application of the product.. The research done using isotope methods shows that from the nitrogen introduced with the fertilizers, the plants usually use from 35% to 50%. About 20–30% of fertilizer nitrogen is immobilized by soil microorganisms.
- Agrochemical Functions
- Fertilizer
- Agrochemicals Features
- Disease Resistant
- Increased Drought Resistance
- Nitrogen Accumulating
- Quick Growth
- Certifications and Compliance
- REACH (Europe)
Technical data
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13 rows| Characteristic | Value | Unit | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total Nitrogen Content | 33.8 - 35 | % | BDS EN 15750; BDS EN 15476 |
| Nitrate Nitrogen | 16.4 - 17.6 | % | BDS EN 15750; BDS EN 15475; BDS EN 15476 |
| Ammonia Nitrogen | 16.4 - 17.6 | % | BDS EN 15475 |
| Water Content | max. 0.6 | % | BDS EN 13466-1 |
| Inorganic Additive (MgO) | 0.3 - 0.5 | % | BDS EN 15960; BDS EN 16198 |
| pH (Aqueous Solution, 20°C) | min. 4.5 | — | Regulation 2003 / 2003, App. 3, Method 4 |
| Chlorides* | max. 200 | mg/kg | Regulation 2003 / 2003, App. 3, Method 6 |
| Copper Content* | max. 10 | mg/kg | Regulation 2003 / 2003, App. 3, Method 7 |
| Oil Absorption* | max. 4 | % | Regulation 2003 / 2003, App. 3, Methods 1,2 |
| Combustible Ingredients (As C)* | max. 0.2 | % | Regulation 2003 / 2003, App. 3, Method 3 |
| Granular Composition (Granules 1 - 4 mm) | min. 95 | — | Regulation 2003 / 2003, App. 3, Method 5; BDS EN 1235 |
| Granular Composition (Granules Below 1 mm) | max. 5 | — | — |
