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I. Products

A. Manufactured Products

1. Urea (46% N) (White free flowing) – Prilled

Specifications as per the Fertilizer Control Order 1985

(i) Moisture per cent by weight, maximum 1.0

(ii) Total nitrogen, per cent by weight, (on dry basis) minimum 46.00
(iii) Biuret per cent by weight, maximum 1.5
(iv) Particle size--90 per cent of the material shall pass through 2.8 mm IS sieve
and not less than 80 per cent by weight shall be retained on 1 mm IS sieve
Application:

 Fertilizer
2. Anhydrous Ammonia
Specifications as per the Fertilizer Control Order 1985

(i) Ammonia per cent by weight, minimum 99.0

(ii) Water per cent by weight, maximum 1.0
(iii) Oil content by weight, maximum 20 ppm

Application:

 Used for production of Urea, DAP, Ammonium Sulphate and Ammonium

Nitrate (for fertilizer, explosives, herbicides and insecticides)

 Used for water treatment, fermentation, tanning and food additives

B. Marketed Products

1. Diammonium Phosphate (18-46-0) - DAP

Specifications as per the Fertilizer Control Order 1985

(i) Moisture per cent by weight, maximum 1.5

(ii) Total nitrogen per cent by weight, minimum 18.0
(iii) Ammoniacal nitrogen form per cent by weight,
minimum 15.5
(iv) Total nitrogen in the form of urea per cent
by weight, maximum 2.5
(v) Neutral ammonium citrate soluble phosphates
(as P 205) per cent by weight, minimum 46.0
(vi) Water soluble phosphates (as P 206) per cent
by weight, minimum 41.0
(vii) Particle size -90 per cent of the material shall pass through 4 mm IS sieve
and be retained on 1 mm IS sieve. Not more than 5 per cent shall be below than
1 mm size.

Application: Fertilizer

2. Muriate of Potash – MOP (Potassium Chloride)

Specifications as per the Fertilizer Control Order 1985

(i) Moisture per cent by weight, maximum 0.5.

(ii) Water soluble potash content (as K20) per cent.
by weight, minimum 60.0.
(iii) Sodium as NaCl per cent by weight.
(on dry basis) maximum 3.5.
(iv) Particle size- 95 cent of the material shall pass through 1.7 mm IS sieve and
be retained on 0.25 mm IS sieve.

Application: Fertilizer

 The largest industrial use for potash is in the manufacture of potassium

hydroxide (KOH). KOH is a feedstock for other potassium chemicals used
in a wide variety of industrial processes such as glass making,
pharmaceuticals, food processing, and the manufacture of textiles.
 As Water softener: Potash is a dietary alternative to salt. The ability of
potash to reduce water hardness is virtually the same as salt
Potash is used in the preparation of hydraulic fracturing solutions for oil
well drilling to control swelling in certain clay formations

 Food processors and pharmaceutical manufacturers use potash in

various products. Potash is also used as an animal feed supplement
3. Zinc Sulphate Heptahydrate (ZnSO4 7H2O)
Specifications as per the Fertilizer Control Order 1985

(i) Free flowing crystalline form

(ii) Matter insoluble in water per cent by weight, maximum 1.0
(iii) Zinc (as Zn) per cent by weight, minimum 21.0
(iv) Lead (as Pb) per cent by weight, maximum 0.003
(v) Copper (as Cu) per cent by weight, maximum 0.1
(vi) Magnesium (as Mg) per cent by weight, maximum 0.5
(vii) pH not less than 4.0

Application: Fertilizer

 
4. Zinc Sulphate Mono-hydrate (ZnSO4 H2O)
Specifications as per the Fertilizer Control Order 1985

(i) Free flowing powder form

(ii) Matter-insoluble in water, per cent by weight, maximum 1.0
(iii) Zinc (as Zn). per cent by weight. Minimum 33.0
(iv) Lead (as Pb), per cent by weight, maximum 0.003
(v) Copper (as Cu), per cent by weight, maximum 0.1
(vi) Magnesium (as Mg), per cent by weight, maximum 0.5
(vii) Iron (as Fe), per cent by weight, maximum 0.5
(viii) pH not less than 4.0

Application: Fertilizer

 
5. Chelated Zinc as Zn-EDTA
Specifications as per the Fertilizer Control Order 1985

(i) Free flowing crystalline / powder form

(ii) Zinc content (Expressed as Zn), per cent by weight, minimum 12.0
     in the form of Zn-EDTA
(iii) Lead (as Pb), per cent by weight, maximum 0.003
(iv) pH 6.0 – 6.5

Application: Fertilizer

 
6. Formulation No. 4 (in Andhra Pradesh only)
Nutrient contents on percentage basis

(i) Iron (as Fe), per cent by weight, minimum 4.00

(ii) Manganese, per cent by weight, minimum 3.00
(iii) Zinc (as Zn). per cent by weight. minimum 6.00
(iv) Copper (as Cu), per cent by weight, minimum 1.00
(v) Molybdenum (as Mo), per cent by weight, minimum 0.05
(vi) Boron (as B), per cent by weight, minimum 2.00

Application: Fertilizer

 
7. Di-Sodium Octa Borate Tetra Hydrate (Na2 B8O13.4H2O)
Specifications as per the Fertilizer Control Order 1985

(i) Boron (as B), per cent by weight, minimum 20.0

(ii) Matter insoluble in water, per cent by weight, maximum 1.0
(iii) Lead (as Pb), per cent by weight, maximum 0.003

Application: Fertilizer

 
8. Speciality Fertilizers
 
 PRODUCT Available Nutrients % As
  NO3 NH4 NH2 P2O5 K2O EC @ 1% pH @ 1%
MULTI -K (13-00-46) 13.2   - - 46 1.2 9.0-11.0
Poly feed: 19-19-19+MEN 5 4 10 19 19 0.88 5.3
MAP (12-61-00) - 12.5 - 61 - 0.69 4.0-5.0
MKP (00-52-34) - - - 52 34.5 NA 4.0-5.0

MULTI – K Potassium Nitrate 13-00-46

Mono Ammonium
MAP 12-61-00
Phosphate
Mono Potassium
MKP 00-52-34
Phosphate
Polyfeed NPK Blend 19-19-19 + MEN*
Polyfeed NPK Blend 13-40-13+ 2MgO + MEN*
Polyfeed
NPK Blend 15-15-30+ME
(Non-nominated FCO Grade)
SOP Sulphate of Potash 00-00-50
Calcium Nitrate Calcium Nitrate 15.5-00-00-19

* MEN: Micro Elements Normal

Fertigation Products

 
 

Foliar Application

Foliar application recommendations of speciality fertilizers on different

 crops

Specialty Concentration Number of Stage to be

Crop
Fertilizer (%) sprays sprayed
Maximum tillering
Rice Polyfeed 1% 1
(45 DAP)
  Grain filling
Multi-K 1% 1
(75 DAP)
Knee high
Maize Polyfeed 1% 1
(45 DAS)
  Grain filling
Multi-K 1% 1
(75 DAS)
Maximum
Soybean Polyfeed 1% 1 vegetative
(45 DAS)
  Grain filling
Multi-K 1% 1
(60 DAS)
Grain floret
Sunflower Polyfeed 0.50% 1
(60 DAS)
  Grain filling
Multi-K 0.50% 1
(75 DAS)
Square formation
Cotton Polyfeed 1% 1
(60-75 DAS)
  2 and 4th week
Multi-K 2% 2 after first
flowering
Flower initiation
Chilli Polyfeed 1% 1
(60 DAP)
  Fruiting
Multi-K 2% 2
(75 and 90 DAP)
Flower initiation
Tomato Polyfeed 1% 1
(45 DAP)
  Fruiting
Multi-K 1% 1
(60 DAP)
Fortnightly interval
from fruit
Bhendi Polyfeed 1.00% 2
formation
(60 and 90 DAS)
Curd initiation
Cabbage Polyfeed 1% 1
(45 DAP)
  Curd development
Multi-K 1% 1
(60 DAP)
Flower initiation
Cauliflower Polyfeed 1% 1
(45 DAP)
  Flower
Multi-K 1.00% 1 development
(60 DAP)
Turmeric* Polyfeed 1.00% 2 90 and 120 DAP
  Multi-K 1.00% 1 150 DAP
Knee high
Baby corn Polyfeed 1% 1
(30 DAP)
  Cob initiation
Multi-K 1% 1
(45 DAS)
Fortnightly interval
from fruit
Gherkins Multi-K 1% 2
formation
(25 and 40 DAS)
Flowering
Urd bean Polyfeed 1.00% 1
(35 DAS)
  pod development
Multi-K 1% 1
(55 DAS)
Flowering
Mung bean Polyfeed 1% 1
(35 DAS)
  Pod development
Multi-K 1% 1
(55 DAS)

DAS : Days After Sowing; DAP : Days After Planting. Spray has to be done at the
critical physiological stage indicated. Spray dates mentioned are tentative. * In
intercropped turmeric, speciality fertilizers spray can be initiated after the
harvest of intercrop, wherever intercropping is