Economical and Responsible Liquid Sulfer Fertilizer
Product Benefits
Corrects or prevents sulfur deficiency, stunted growth, and reduced yields
Increases nitrogen utilization
Improves overall soil and plant health
Easy to apply with other nutrients or crop protection products
Easy to apply at planting or throughout the growing season
Manganese (Mn)
0.05%
Zinc (Zn)
0.05%
Composition Guarantee Analysis
Nitrogen (N)
7.00%
Sulfur (S)
17.00%
Iron (Fe)
0.25%
Approximate Yield
General Application Rate: ½ rate of ATS
Approximately Cost: Slightly lower than ATS
Expected Yield Increase: Slightly higher than ATS
About accesS
High yielding crops and decreased industrial emissions have increased the need to provide sulfur as a crop nutrient. AgroLiquid’s accesS contains sulfur in the sulfate form and is an excellent sulfur source when 5 or more lbs of sulfur have been recommended.
Sulfur is a nutrient that is essential for healthy, high yielding crops as it improves nitrogen utilization and enhances plant protein formation. Sulfur deficient plants exhibit slow growth, respond poorly to nitrogen, and often have pale green or yellow leaves with interveinal striping. Since the symptoms of sulfur deficiency can be confused with nitrogen deficiency and the application of other crop nutrients can affect soil sulfur levels, soil sampling is recommended.
Plants uptake sulfur in the form of sulfate ions in the soil or from sulfate ions absorbed from the air. Due to Nutriq Technology (Previously called Flavonol Polymer technology), accesS retains the plant usable sulfur form in the soil. The sulfur in accesS is formulated to stay in the sulfate form and does not convert into the non-sulfate (unusable) sulfur form. This stability caused it to outperform conventional sulfur products. One gallon of accesS replaces 5 lbs of conventional sulfur fertilizer.
AccesS can be applied with or without nitrogen in a 2x2 placement or as a side-dress. Studies have shown that planting provides better results than later in the season. It should not be applied in-furrow.