Mono-Ammonium Phosphate (MAP) Formula: NH₄H₂PO₄ AKA: Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate (ADP) Typical Analysis P% 21.9 N% 10 K% 0 S% 1.5 Zn% 0 FeaturesNitrogen and phosphorus present in every granule. Quality & HandlingNominal 2-4 mm granule sizing.Bulk density 1.0 tonnes per cubic metre. BlendingBlends with most other products. One of the major cropping fertilisers used in Australia as a source of phosphorus and nitrogen, MAP and MAP blends are used extensively in cropping systems and for sowing pastures. The low level of nitrogen makes it useful as a ‘starter’ fertiliser and as there is no free ammonia, the risk of affecting germinating seeds is minimal. Will store freely in shed storage for extended periods with little concern about moisture uptake. Covering with a tarp will greatly reduce any moist air uptake. The use of augers may damage the fertiliser and increase any handling problems. Do not leave exposed to moist air. Either fill or empty (completely), the drill or air-seeder fertiliser box overnight. Raise the equipment tynes from the soil to stop moisture moving up the tubes. MAP is a highly soluble form of MAP supplying nitrogen and phosphorus to the plant. Ideal for use in turf and other horticultural situations. MAP supplies ammoniacal nitrogen and phosphorous to plants in a soluble form. It is ideal for use in a wide range of applications but as a fertiliser or soil amendment is useful in helping start turf and plants off with extra P to encourage root development. It may burn if applied in larger amounts or if used in the heat of the day. Should be dissolved in water and applied as a spray on turf, ornamentals and vegetables. For use on greens, tees, and other closely mowed turf. Please note: The actual bag may vary from the advertised photo as we source products from diffrent suppliers time to time, but the specs would be the same.
