Calcium Ammonium Nitrate

Why Rivneazot Calcium Ammonium Nitrate is a field standard

When planning a nitrogen application strategy, soil acidification is the biggest risk to long-term yield. Switching to Calcium Ammonium Nitrate (CAN) from Rivneazot has become a practical solution for our farm. It acts not just as a nitrogen source, but as a balanced nutrition tool that keeps soil health in check while boosting crop productivity.

Field performance and application

From an operator's perspective, the physical quality of the granule is everything. Rivneazot produces a durable, uniform granule that doesn't crumble during loading or spreading. It flows through the spreaders without jamming, and because the consistency is stable, we achieve perfect swath overlaps, avoiding the "zebra effect" on winter wheat or maize fields.

• Nutrient Synergy: With 27–28% nitrogen, you get both an immediate boost and long-term delivery. The magnesium and calcium content acts as a buffer, preventing soil pH levels from dropping.
• Ease of Handling: The storage life is excellent. If kept in a dry shed, these granules don't form clumps, meaning you spend less time breaking up bags and more time in the field.
• Versatility: We use it as a base application for rapeseed, maize, and root vegetables. The crop response is stable, without the rapid nutrient spikes that can sometimes stress young plants.

Practical maintenance tips

The product is classified as hazard class 4, but always use proper PPE when loading to avoid dust inhalation. When setting up your spreader, rely on standard calibration charts for mineral fertilizers—due to the uniformity of the Rivneazot granules, the throwing distance is predictable and consistent. It is a reliable, maintenance-friendly choice for any modern ag operation.