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Triple Super Phosphate
A concentrated phosphorus fertilizer containing 46% highly soluble P₂O₅, designed to address phosphorus-specific needs in crop and soil nutrition.
+92.5%
water solubility
To ensure quick nutrient absorption
Delivers
46% Phosphate
Provides essential nutrients to the soil
Contains
11-16%
Calcium
Supports balanced growth, nutrition, and soil structure
Better crop
development
Promoting stronger growth and higher yields
Wide range
of crops
Ideal to meet diverse agricultural needs
TRIPLE SUPER PHOSPHATE
For Your Field’s Success
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Provide tools, insights, and solutions for better crop yield
Why farming practices need to evolve?
“One-size-fits-all” farming is over.
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Customization is the essential bridge to sustainable productivity, by tailoring nutrition to the soil needs.
Find your answers here!
What is the nutrient content of Triple Super Phosphate (TSP)?
TSP contains 46% concentrated Phosphorus (P2O5) and 11-16% Calcium.
Can TSP be used as a basal fertilizer?
Yes, TSP is used as a basal fertilizer at planting to ensure phosphorus is available for early root and plant growth.
How does TSP’s phosphorus use efficiency (PUE) compare to DAP for wheat and maize?
TSP offers high PUE in soils with balanced nitrogen, while DAP provides both nitrogen and phosphorus but may lead to nitrogen overuse.
How can nitrogen requirements be met when using TSP?
Nitrogen can be supplemented by applying Urea as a top dressing in split doses during later growth stages.
Why is TSP considered ideal for legume crops like chickpea and lentil?
TSP provides the high phosphorus needed for root and nodule development without supplying excess nitrogen that inhibits nitrogen fixation.
What is the impact of TSP on soil health?
TSP improves soil fertility by increasing phosphorus and calcium levels, especially in acidic soils, but should be used with organic matter.
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