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Ammonium Sulfate is a widely used nitrogen fertilizer providing essential nitrogen (21%) and sulfur (24%) for crop growth. It plays a dual role: enhancing nitrogen availability in alkaline soils and improving sulfur content for oilseed and protein-rich crops. Its quick solubility, low volatility, and acidifying effect on soil pH make it ideal for cereals, vegetables, fruits, and plantation crops. It is also used in some industrial applications like flame retardants and protein precipitation in biotech.
Ammonium Sulfate is a widely used nitrogen fertilizer providing essential nitrogen (21%) and sulfur (24%) for crop growth. It plays a dual role: enhancing nitrogen availability in alkaline soils and improving sulfur content for oilseed and protein-rich crops. Its quick solubility, low volatility, and acidifying effect on soil pH make it ideal for cereals, vegetables, fruits, and plantation crops. It is also used in some industrial applications like flame retardants and protein precipitation in biotech.
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Agrochemicals
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Plant Health, Nutrients & Soil Management
Plant Growth Regulators & Harvest Aids
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Chemical Properties & Specifications
Not classified as hazardous under GHS
Standard laboratory precautions apply P280: Wear gloves and eye protection P264: Wash thoroughly after handling P261: Avoid inhalation of dust
Used as a direct nitrogen fertilizer in row crops, vegetables, and cereals.
Useful in alkaline soils where pH lowering improves nutrient availability.
Provides sulfur critical for protein synthesis and oil yield in crops like soybean, rapeseed, and mustard.
Often blended with NPK, DAP, or trace element micronutrients to boost nitrogen and sulfur simultaneously.
Store away from oxidizers
25 kg, 50 kg PP bags with inner liner, Bulk jumbo bags (500–1000 kg)
Palletized, stretch-wrapped, and containerized
2 drums/bags high
2 years in dry, covered conditions
Avoid dust generation, ensure proper ventilation
It provides readily available nitrogen and sulfur, improving growth and yield in a wide range of crops.
Yes, its acidifying effect helps lower soil pH, enhancing nutrient absorption in alkaline or calcareous soils.
Absolutely, it is commonly mixed with NPK, DAP, and micronutrient fertilizers.
Nitrogen (N): ≥21% Sulfur (S): ≥24% Assay method: Titrimetric / Gravimetric Analysis.
Yes, meets FCO, REACH, and ISO certification norms; also qualifies for select organic applications.
