| Analysis |
| N |
P |
K |
S |
Mg |
Ca |
Other |
| 4.1 |
5.8 |
8.0 |
11.8 |
0.0 |
12.8 |
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| Physical description |
Physical Description Dairy Pasture Boost is a mix of Superphosphate, Ammonium Sulphate and Potassium Chloride, blended at differing proportions to provide potassium at the appropriate rate for quality pasture production. The granule colour can vary according to the source of its components, from white to grey to brown and pink to red. |
| Farm types |
Cropping, Dairy, Livestock, Lifestyle
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| Uses include |
Capital fertiliser, Maintenance fertiliser, Pasture development, Pasture growth
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| Cautions for mixing |
Conditions For Mixing It is not recommended to mix Dairy Pasture Boost with other products, apart from trace elements
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| Also known as |
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Especially for intensive pastoral production in the spring or autumn
Nitrogen component provides a rapid response
Phosphate, potassium and sulphate components ensure continued quality pasture production
While the nitrogen provides a rapid response, the phosphate, potassium and sulphate components of the product ensure continued production of quality pasture through the season
Uses
This product has been formulated especially for the dairy and other intensive pastoral production either in the spring or autumn. It is similar to Nitrogen Super, except with the addition of potassium for soils with low to medium potash levels.
Application rates and advice
Apply as a maintenance fertiliser at 400-600kg/ha for spring dressings and 200-400 kg/ha for autumn dressings. Actual spreading rates will vary according to farm type, climate, productivity and soil type. Soil testing and fertiliser plans are available to ensure you use the right product at the correct rate. Call our Customer Centre for information.
Unlike most solid fertilisers, Dairy Pasture Boost is not stable and should be applied as soon as practical after mixing at the store as has propensity to become lumpy.