YaraMila ZERO P CUT

Bag of YaraMila Zero P Cut

YaraMila ZERO P CUT (22-0-12 + 3% S) is a compound fertiliser supplying nitrogen potash and sulphur, often used after first cut silage where no phosphate is required.

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