YaraMila MAINCROP S

YaraMila Maincrop S bag

YaraMila MAINCROP S (13.7-12.6-20.6 + 7.3% SO3) is a compound granular NPKS fertiliser ideal for potato crops due to its N, P and K ratio and sulphur contribution. It is also suitable for use on many other crops, such as spring barley where it is applied at drilling. Available in N. Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales

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