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Get a head-start on pasture growth
Farmers can get a head-start on pasture and crop growth going into spring with a granular fertiliser that performs in cooler temperatures.
Concerned about nitrogen fertiliser cap regulations? Don’t be
A recent article in Farmers Weekly (Striking the right Balance – May 29) highlighted a concerning move by the Government to cap synthetic nitrogen fertiliser use on pastoral farms.
Why ASN Cold Start® instead of Ammo you ask?
Well because it has a fast-acting Nitrate (NO3-N) component, it works virtually immediately* on application whereas Urea, Ammonium Sulphate, and Ammo, (which is a blend of the
Q. Why would you use SOA, Urea, or a blend of both (Ammo) in cold weather?
A. The simple answer is DON’T!! Why?... All of the Nitrogen in these fertilisers is present in the slower acting Ammonium form which needs time
Why ASN Cold Start®??
For a start, it works in cool conditions when the alternatives languish!! In 1995 AgResearch undertook field trials for BASF who imported ASN for the first time (1994).
Blends versus Complex NPKS Fertilisers
Beware of cheap imposters masquerading as the real thing!! Some unscrupulous parties will pass off cheap and nasty granulated bulk blended fertilisers as being the