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Bharat NPK-15:15:15

Bharat NPK-15:15:15

HURL's BHARAT NPK 15:15:15 is a premium-quality, prilled granular fertilizer, imported and specially formulated to meet the nutrient needs of various crops. This unique fertilizer contains essential plant nutrients—Nitrogen (15%), Phosphorus (15%), and Potassium (15%)—in equal proportions, ensuring balanced nourishment for healthy crop growth.

The homogeneous, spherical granules (2–4 mm in size) offer uniformity in application and ensure that nutrients are evenly distributed to individual plants. The prilled form enhances free-flowing properties, making it easy to apply manually or with seed drills. Thanks to its high density, the granules resist being blown away by wind or washed away by irrigation water, ensuring nutrient retention in the soil.

Pack size 50 Kg.

Features:

  1. Ammonium Phosphate Sulphate with Potash grade has an NPK ratio of 1:1:1.
  2. It contains nitrogen in both ammoniacal and urea forms, which are less prone to leaching, thus improving nitrogen use efficiency.
  3. Of the 15% phosphorus, 13% is water-soluble P2O5.

Benefits:

  1. Can be recommended for all crops, including nitrate-loving crops, because under upland conditions, NH4 form can be easily oxidised to NO3 form of N.
  2. Highly suitable for paddy crops.
  3. As the source of Nitrogen is both Ammonia and Urea, hence is suitable for long-duration crops like coffee, tea, arecanut, and other plantation crops.

Dosage & Application (kg per acre):

  1. Cereal Crops (Paddy, Wheat, Maize): Apply 30–40 kg to ensure a balanced nutrient supply for optimal growth and yield.
  2. Commercial Crops (Sugarcane, Tobacco, Cotton, Chillies): Use 50–600 kg to meet the high nutrient demands of these crops and boost productivity.
  3. Jute and Plantation Crops (Tea, Coffee, Arecanut): Apply 40-50 kg for robust growth and sustained nutrient availability.
  4. Vegetable Crops: Use 25-30 kg to support healthy development and improve overall yield and quality.

Note: The recommended dosage should be based on the analysis report of the soil test.