YaraMila SULPHUR SWARD

Bag of YaraMila Sulphur Sward

YaraMila SULPHUR SWARD (27-1.7-4.1 + 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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