Granufos 27 gr.

Granuphos 27: Tunisian Phosphorus Power for Modern Agriculture

The Tunisian manufacturer "Granuphos S.A." has established a solid reputation globally for delivering reliable, high-efficiency phosphorus-based fertilizers. Granuphos 27 is a specialized solution designed for farmers who prioritize early-stage crop development and robust root system architecture. With 27% P2O5, this fertilizer serves as a vital energy source during the critical planting phase.

The product's formulation is tailored to address the nutritional demands of essential crops, including corn, cereals, and various technical crops. By providing a concentrated dose of phosphorus combined with nitrogen, calcium, and magnesium, Granuphos 27 acts as a growth catalyst that significantly enhances crop productivity and yield potential. Its granular form ensures even distribution in the soil, allowing for steady nutrient availability throughout the growth cycle.

Application and Field Performance

Designed primarily for base application, Granuphos 27 is an ideal partner for intensive farming operations:

• For cereals and corn: It accelerates primary root development, setting the stage for strong stalks and better ear formation.
• For potatoes and vegetables: It improves tuber development and optimizes the metabolism of macro-nutrients.
• For technical crops: It helps in forming a strong vegetative mass, which is critical for maximizing final output.

With a low potassium content (0.1%), this product functions primarily as a phosphorus-focused tool, allowing agronomists to fine-tune nutrient application based on precise soil test results. This avoids the risk of excessive salinity while maintaining high efficiency. Falling under the 4th hazard class, Granuphos 27 is safe to handle when standard agricultural protocols are followed. Represented by the Ukrainian Agrarian and Chemical Company, this product brings the proven expertise of North African mineral production to the international market, ensuring that each grain delivers value where it counts most—at the roots of your crop.