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Rock Phosphate

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Rock Phosphate

Rock Phosphate, also known as Rock Phosphate, is a naturally occurring mineral deposit rich in phosphorus (P₂O₅). It is widely used in agriculture as a slow-release phosphorus fertilizer and soil conditioner. Phosphorus is essential for root development, flowering, seed formation, and energy transfer (ATP) in plants. Rock Phosphorite is especially beneficial for acidic soils, where it becomes more soluble and available to crops. It is a cost-effective, eco-friendly, and sustainable source of phosphorus.
Overview
Rock Phosphate, also known as Rock Phosphate, is a naturally occurring mineral deposit rich in phosphorus (P₂O₅). It is widely used in agriculture as a slow-release phosphorus fertilizer and soil conditioner. Phosphorus is essential for root development, flowering, seed formation, and energy transfer (ATP) in plants. Rock Phosphorite is especially beneficial for acidic soils, where it becomes more soluble and available to crops. It is a cost-effective, eco-friendly, and sustainable source of phosphorus.
1)Natural and eco-friendly source of phosphorus.
2)Supplies slow-release P₂O₅ for long-term crop nutrition.
3)Enhances root growth, flowering, and seed development.
4)Improves microbial activity in soil, supporting nutrient cycling.
5)Cost-effective alternative to synthetic phosphate fertilizers.
6)Works best in acidic soils where solubility is higher.
7)Reduces dependency on chemical fertilizers, supporting sustainable farming.
8)Improves soil fertility and long-term productivity.
1)Chemical Composition: Calcium Phosphate (Ca₁₀(PO₄)₆F₂ with natural variations)
2)Phosphorus (P₂O₅): 18-22% (depending on grade/source)
3)Form: Fine powder or granules
4)Color: Grey to brownish
5)Moisture Content: <3%
6)Packaging: 25 kg, 50 kg HDPE/PP woven bags
1)Suitable for cereals (wheat, rice, maize, barley), pulses, and oilseeds.
2)Widely used in sugarcane, groundnut, soybean, and fodder crops.
3)Effective for long-duration crops like tea, coffee, and fruit plantations.
4)Beneficial for acidic soils where solubility and availability of phosphorus are higher.
5)Can be used in organic farming as a natural phosphorus source.
1)Soil Application: 100–150 kg per acre depending on soil test and crop.
2)Apply as a basal dose during land preparation.
3)Mix with organic manure or compost for better phosphorus availability.
4)Not recommended for neutral or alkaline soils (reduced solubility).
5)For best results, combine with phosphorus-solubilizing microbes (PSB).
1)Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture.
2)Use gloves and dust masks while handling fine powder.
3)Avoid inhalation of dust; handle in well-ventilated areas.
4)Non-toxic and safe for long-term agricultural use.
5)Keep out of reach of children, food, and animal feed.
“1)High-quality Rock Phosphate with consistent P₂O₅ content.
2)Carefully processed for better fineness and soil application efficiency.
3)Trusted by farmers for cost-effective phosphorus supply.
4)Suitable for both conventional and organic farming systems.
5)Backed by ChemMin’s agronomic expertise and technical guidance.
6)Commitment to sustainable agriculture and soil health improvement.”