Polysulphate
In 2012, ICL introduced a new multi-nutrient fertilizer, Polysulphate, which is available to plants in its natural state. Available in its natural form, Polyhalite (marketed as Polysulphate™ fertilizer) is UK-sourced and has a low carbon footprint. It delivers dependable high value, for low environmental impact. It is a natural, sustainable, dependable, organic fertilizer. \
Polysulphate™ fertilizer comes from the polyhalite layer of rock, over 1000m below the North Sea off the North Yorkshire coast in the UK. Deposited 260 million years ago, it lies 150-170m below the potash seam at the Cleveland Potash Boulby Mine. It contains four nutrients which makes it a unique product: sulphur, magnesium, potassium and calcium. It is a soluble material and, therefore, its nutrients are readily available for plant uptake.
Introducing Polysulphate™
Field experiments conducted worldwide using Polysulphate™ have demonstrated its efficacy in increasing crop yields. The results have also indicated greater efficiency than standard sources of potassium and magnesium sulphates, as well as gypsum, with significant increases in yields.
Perhaps the most innovative aspect of Polysulphate™ is its low environmental impact. Polysulphate requires no processing and creates no waste products. The mineral is mined, crushed, screened and bagged with no chemical intervention or process. It is a low carbon footprint fertilizer and helps farmers reach industry carbon targets. Read more about Polysulphate™ on it’s designated website.
Farmer’s Testimonial
