MOP Granular

Urea is a common high-nitrogen fertilizer that is highly soluble in water, making it suitable for application as a liquid or granular fertilizer. 

It can be used as a standalone fertilizer or in combination with other nutrients. Urea is a neutral fertilizer, and its application does not significantly impact soil pH. This can be advantageous when aiming to provide nitrogen without affecting soil acidity. 

The nitrogen in urea becomes available to plants relatively quickly. However, the rapid conversion of urea to ammonium can lead to nitrogen losses through ammonia volatilization, especially in alkaline soils or under certain environmental conditions.

1. Coffee

MOP Benefit: Coffee plants can benefit from potassium for optimal fruit development. Potassium is involved in various physiological processes, including the development of coffee cherries.

2. Bananas

MOP Benefit: Potassium is crucial for the development of banana bunches. Potassium contributes to the quality and size of bananas.

3. Potatoes

MOP Benefit: Potatoes have a high potassium demand, especially during tuber development. Potassium contributes to tuber size, quality, and storage characteristics.

MOP can also benefit:

• Citrus Fruits
• Oilseeds (Soybeans, Sunflower)
• Tubers (sweet potatoes)
• Root Vegetables (carrots, radishes)
• Cereals (wheat, corn)
• Legumes (beans, lentils)
• Turfgrass

*It’s important to note that while potassium is essential for many crops, the specific potassium needs can vary between crops and even within different varieties of the same crop. Additionally, soil testing is a valuable tool to determine the nutrient status of the soil and guide fertilizer application rates for optimal crop nutrition.