YaraMila SULPHUR SWARD

YaraMila SULPHUR SWARD

YaraMila SULPHUR SWARD (27-1.7-3.3 + 4% S) is a compound NPKS fertiliser with a balanced ratio of nitrogen, phosphate, potash and sulphur so is ideal for grazed swards to kick start the growing crop.
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EXTRA ADVICE

Sulphur fertilisers: When spreading fertilisers containing sulphur it is recommended to regularly clean the spreader vanes using a rag with a 'WD40' type lubricant to avoid a build-up of deposits.

Grassland

Grass: Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Consult your local Yara Agronomist for detailed recommendation.
EXTRA ADVICE

Sulphur fertilisers: When spreading fertilisers containing sulphur it is recommended to regularly clean the spreader vanes using a rag with a 'WD40' type lubricant to avoid a build-up of deposits.

Grassland

Grass: Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Consult your local Yara Agronomist for detailed recommendation.

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Where can I buy Yara fertilisers in Ireland?

Where can I buy Yara fertilisers in Ireland?

Yara supply our branded fertilisers and crop nutrition products to the Irish market through a network of local merchants and co-ops  Use our interactive map to locate your nearest suppliers.

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Fertiliser spreading advice

Fertiliser spreading advice

Increasing your crop yield and quality doesn’t have to be hard. Getting your spreader settings right might be your best spent few minutes in crop management.

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