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TAINABI S U Unerri TY LI S Security with nitrogen and sulfur! ngly Quality Yi e l d liquid-s NITROGEN STABILISED The all-rounder The future of fertilisation.

Security with nitrogen and sulfur. The unique combination of stabilised nitrogen with sulfur which is effective both immediately and sustainably provides clear added efficiency. Use the advantages of nitrogen stabilisation Considerable advantages are gained through the stabilisation of the nitrogen: Fewer part applications are required, application dates can be organised with more variety and nitrogen losses are minimized. If nothing else, the yields and qualities are improved noticeably when compared to conventional fertilisers. The N-efficiency, a significant parameter of the Fertilisation Ordinance, is increased. Relative yield (%) Achieve optimal yields by means of stabilised liquid fertiliser 102 100 98 Liquid fertiliser without sulfur Liquid fertiliser with sulfur liquid-s Selected tests with winter wheat, winter rape seed, winter barley, winter rye, grain maize, potatoes, sugar beet, oats and winter triticale at various locations from 2012-2016 (n = 36) Sustainable supply of sulfur The sulfur requirement for agricultural crops varies. Sulfur deficiency can result in problems with the nitrogen uptake. Nitrate cannot be converted as there is a deficiency in the sulfurcontaining enzyme nitrate reductase. The nitrogen incorporation in amino acids is thus disturbed and protein formation is inhibited. One kilogram of deficiency in sulfur per hectare can block the uptake of 10 to 15 kg of nitrogen. The nitrogen-sulfur ratios of various crops Crops Oilseed rape Grassland Cereals/Sugar beet/potatoes/maize N/S ratio S-fertiliser quantity kg S/ha 5:1 30 50 8 to 12:1 20 40 10:1 10 25 The nitrogen-sulfur ratio in the respective crop, the prospective yield and the soil stock determine the sulfur requirement and the amount of sulfur fertilisation (source DLG: Arranging sulfur fertilisation efficiently, DLG-memorandum 373, 2012).

Economy and ecology in harmony. ALZON liquid-s 25/6 combines the advantages of nitrogen stabilisation with the advantages of high nutrient contents with an optimal N/S ratio. ALZON liquid-s 25/6 has very good plant compatibility thanks to its high surface tension and a ph value in the neutral range. As well as supplying nutrients in line with requirements, nutrient losses are reduced and the environment is spared. The greater flexibility and integration of fertiliser doses relieve workload peaks. ALZON liquid-s 25/6 can be used universally in all crops. Supply of nitrogen and sulfur in line with requirements for high yields and high quality Reduction in applications and great flexibility during application High nitrogen efficiency in combination with fertilisation right up to the edge ALZON liquid-s 25/6 is heavier than water ALZON liquid-s 25/6 has a density of 1.31 g/cm³. This should be taken into consideration for the fertiliser calculation, transport and storage. It is easy to calculate: 100 kg of ALZON liquid-s 25/6 are equivalent to 76 l and they contain 25 kg N and 6 kg S. The conversion factor of kg N to kg ALZON liquid-s 25/6 is 4.0. 100 liters of ALZON liquid-s 25/6 contain 32.75 kg N and 7.9 kg S.

Quality makes the difference. ALZON liquid-s 25/6 is the combination of stabilised nitrogen with two forms of sulfur. The sulfate sulfur from the ammonium sulfate can be utilised by the plants immediately. The sulfur from the ammonium thiosulfate on the other hand is converted in the soil in several stages and absorbed by the plants as sulfate sulfur in line with their requirements. Ammonium thiosulfate acts as a pure source of nutrients and it does not have any nitrogen stabilising effect. With a very high surface tension of 60 80 mn/m and a ph value of between 6 and 7, ALZON liquid-s 25/6 has very high plant compatibility. It depends on the drop size The creation of coarse drops succeeds thanks to the use of anti-drift nozzles (ADN and IN nozzles) with a low spray pressure (approx. 2 bar). A coarse drop spectrum is thus achieved. Special liquid fertiliser- (LF) or multi-hole nozzles should preferably be used under critical conditions in order to apply the liquid fertiliser in a rain formation even in large quantities. drops Ø smaller than 0.1 mm drift off wind drops Ø 0.1 to 0.3 mm stick to the plant drops Ø bigger than 0.3 mm roll of the leaf The nozzle selection is decisive ALZON liquid-s 25/6 can be applied evenly, with precise dosage and right up to the edge with customary plant protection technology. All nozzles are well suited for the start of spring growth or at sowing. The following applies for fertilisation in crop formations: The drops should be greater for more sensitive plants and the spray pressure should be lower. The choice of nozzle can have a decisive effect on the plant compatibility. We recommend injector, anti-drift or multi-hole nozzles from the second application in cereals or oilseed rape. The use of drag hoses or pipes is recommended for later application and generally following ear emergence, for unfavorable weather conditions or in sensitive crops. The choice of nozzle must ensure the effectiveness of the combination partners for the combined use of ALZON liquid-s 25/6, with plant protection agents in particular. Anti-drift nozzles or injector nozzles will preferably be considered here while taking heed of legal requirements.

Nitrogen stabilises. This is how it works. The stabilisation of the nitrogen leads to particularly sustainable and efficient plant nutrition. The highly efficient nitrification inhibitors in ALZON liquid-s 25/6 thereby delay the conversion of the nitrogen from stable ammonium into the mobile nitrate form by six to ten weeks. The stabilised nitrogen remains in the top soil area and is available to the plants in ammonium form at all times and protected against leaching into deeper soil layers. Earlier fertilisation dates and the possible combination of part applications, particularly for pre-summer dryness, ensures that sufficient nitrogen is always present in the root area and is available as required and at the correct time regardless of the weather. This results in high yields and good quality. In the sense of the Fertilisation Ordinance, ALZON liquid-s 25/6 helps to reduce the risk of nitrate displacement and washout and also nitrous oxide emissions in the event of heavier precipitations. The nitrate displacement can be reduced by up to 50 %. Nitrous oxide emissions are even reduced by up to 75 %. N2 itrifica tion N20 ammonium den nitrate nitrification inibitor (NI) delays conversion g hin ac NITROSOMONAS NITROSOMONAS le tion fica i r t i n N03 Advantages of the ALZON liquid-s 25/6 application Consistent supply with nitrogen and sulfur in line with requirements Average yield increase of 4 % when compared to UAN Increase in N-uptake of an average of 2 % when compared to UAN Improvement in N-efficiency and easing of N-balances Combination of fertiliser applications Greater flexibility and relief of workload peaks N-quantity reduction for root crops, maize and rye possible Application in combination An application of ALZON liquid-s 25/6 together with plant protection agents, growth regulators or micro nutrients is in principle possible. Manufacturer instructions should be followed carefully in this case.

ALZON liquid-s 25/6 ideal N/S-combination. Responsibility for the content: SKW Stickstoffwerke Piesteritz, Möllensdorfer Straße 13, D-06886 Lutherstadt Wittenberg, Germany; ALZONLIQUIDS256-03/2018 With ALZON liquid-s 25/6 you can supply all crops with nitrogen and sulfur evenly. You can also take advantage of stabilised fertilisation and save on crossings. The following fertilisation recommendation is based on the results of our applied research and practical experience. You should adapt these to the local conditions and the plant requirement established in line with the Fertilisation Ordinance. Make sure that you select the correct nozzle for the application. For intensive cereal and oilseed rape cultivation you can use the same quantities as with conventional nitrogen fertilisers. With sugar beet and maize for example it is possible to reduce the quantity of nitrogen by 5 % to a maximum of 10 % without any loss of yield. If you have any questions concerning the appropriate use of ALZON liquid-s 25/6 you can contact our specialist advisers at any time or consult www.duengerfuchs.de. Recommendation for application: ALZON liquid-s 25/6 Crops Application Application date kg/ha N kg/ha S dt/ha l/ha RAPESEED Single application strategy ADN/IN/LF From start of February until start of spring growth 125 180 30 43 5.0 7.2 385 550 QUALITY WHEAT 1st application ADN/IN/LF Start of spring growth 80 120 19 29 3.2 4.8 245 365 2nd application ADN/IN/LF/DH GS 35 37 80 120 19 29 3.2 4.8 245 365 FEED WHEAT, WINTER BARLEY, WINTER RYE, TRITICALE Single application strategy ADN/IN/LF Start of spring growth 80 160 19 38 3.2 6.4 245 490 or alternatively for fertiliser quantity >160 kg/ha N 1st application ADN/IN/LF Start of spring growth 80 100 19 24 3.2 4.0 245 305 2nd application ADN/IN/LF/DH GS 32 37 70 90 17 22 2.8 3.6 215 275 SUMMER GRAIN Single application strategy ADN/IN/LF at sowing 70 150 17 36 2.8 6.0 215 460 BREWING BARLEY Single application strategy ADN/IN/LF at sowing 50 100 12 24 2.0 4.0 155 305 MAIZE Single application strategy ADN/IN/LF at sowing 80 160 19 38 3.2 6.4 245 490 POTATO Single application strategy ADN/IN/LF at planting 80 160 19 38 3.2 6.4 245 490 SUGAR BEET Single application strategy ADN/IN/LF at sowing 80 160 19 38 3.2 6.4 245 490 VEGETABLES (HIGHLY CONSUMPTIVE) 1st application ADN/IN/LF at sowing/planting 120 250 29 60 4.8 10.0 365 765 additional applications* DH Re-fertilisation: Applications combined 80 100 19 24 3.2 4.0 245 305 VEGETABLES (SLIGHTLY CONSUMPTIVE) 1st application ADN/IN/LF at sowing/planting 80 160 19 38 3.2 6.4 245 490 ADN = anti-drift nozzles, IN = injector nozzles, LF = liquid fertiliser including multi-hole nozzle, DH = drag hose or pipe If the drag hose is used for application, direct plant contact must be avoided. ALZON liquid-s 25/6 product characteristics EC FERTILISER Fertiliser type Nitrogen fertiliser solution with nitrification inhibitor (mixture of 1H-1,2,4 triazole and 3 methylpyrazole) and sulfur 25 (+6) 25 % N total nitrogen 11 % N urea nitrogen 5 % N nitrate nitrogen 9 % N ammonium nitrogen 6 % S water soluble sulfur Characteristic values Density (at 20 C): 1.31 g/cm 3 ph value: 6 7 Start of crystallization: -15 C Colour: Green Biuret content: max. 0.3 % Dynamic viscosity (at 20 C): 4.22 mpas liquid-s 25/6 Further information is available on the Internet: www.alzon-fluessig-s25-6.de www.skwp.de A COMPANY OF Do you have any questions? fertiliser@skwp.de +49 (0) 3491 68-3000