Sulfur Fertilizer


Product description
- Split-pea shaped pastille
- Two kinds of Bentonite that are combined to total 10% of the product analysis: One clay is very high swelling and slow hydrating, and the other swells less and hydrates very quickly – a combination that results in superior degradability.
- NutraSul 90 is registered as an approved material with Washington State Department of Agriculture Organic Food Program.
Guaranteed Analysis: |
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Typical Properties: |
| Sulfur |
90.0% from elemental sulfur |
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Color |
Medium Green Pastilles |
Bentonite |
10.0% total Bentonite clay from 2 sources |
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Angle of Repose |
29 degrees |
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Particle Size |
Size guide #260, diameter 2.6 - 3.0 mm, height 1.4 - 1.5 mm |
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Bulk Density |
75 pounds per cubic foot or 1201 kg per cubic meter |
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Breakage Characteristics |
Less than 0.25% is -42 mesh at truck loading. See research on safety & handling or impact tests. |
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Packaging |
Shipped in bulk with trucks or rail cars. Mini-bulk totes of 2700 lbs (1225 kg). Plastic bags of 50 lbs each (22.68 kg), palletized and wrapped (54 bags/pallet). |
Recommendations:
- NutraSul 90 provides a natural slow release of Sulfate throughout the season.
- Application rate is based on agronomic recommendations from soil tests and should also consider crop removal rates of Sulfur.
- With Sulfur deficiencies in soil, soluble Sulfate must be applied to high Sulfur-requirement crops such as oil seeds (a blend of NutraSul 90 and Ammonium Sulfate is very effective).
- However, if NutraSul 90 is applied regularly as part of a balanced fertility program, Sulfur levels can be maintained without Sulfate.


Product Description:
- Split-pea shaped pastille
- Two kinds of bentonite make up 15% of the product analysis for better dispersion within the pastille. One clay is very high swelling and slow hydrating, and the other swells less and hydrates very quickly – a combination that results in superior degradability.
- Supreme is registered as an approved material with Washington State Department of Agriculture Organic Food Program.
Guaranteed Analysis: |
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Typical Properties: |
| Sulfur |
85.0% from elemental sulfur |
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Color |
Tan colored Pastilles |
Bentonite |
15.0% total Bentonite clay from 2 sources |
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Angle of Repose |
29 degrees |
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Particle Size |
Size guide #260, diameter 2.6 - 3.0 mm, height 1.4 - 1.5 mm |
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Bulk Density |
75 pounds per cubic foot or 1201 kg per cubic meter |
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Breakage Characteristics |
Less than 0.25% is -42 mesh at truck loading. See research on safety & handling or impact tests. |
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Packaging |
Shipped in bulk with trucks or rail cars. Mini-bulk totes of 2700 lbs (1225 kg). Plastic bags of 50 lbs each (22.68 kg), palletized and wrapped (54 bags/pallet). |
Recommendations:
- Supreme provides a slow release of Sulfate throughout the season.
- Application rate is based on agronomic recommendations from soil tests and should also consider crop removal rates of Sulfur.
- With Sulfur deficiencies in soil, soluble Sulfate must be applied to high Sulfur-requirement crops such as oil seeds (a blend of Supreme and Ammonium Sulfate is very effective).
- However, if Supreme is applied regularly as part of a balanced fertility program, Sulfur levels can be maintained without Sulfate.
Supreme 85: Safety Benefit of Lower Dust Fire Hazard
2010 testing of Minimum Explosible Concentration using international testing standards shows Supreme 85 is safer to use:
- 75 micron sized dust was dispersed in test chamber
- Attempts were made to ignite the dust
- Different concentrations are tested to determine minimum concentration of dust for ignition
RESULTS:
- Minimum Concentration for ignition: Supreme 85: 65 g/m3 vs. 55 g/m3 for NutraSul 90
- 18.2% more Supreme 85 dust is required for ignition, making this a safer product
Conclusion:
Supreme 85 has 50% more Bentonite clay than 0-0-0-90 sulfurs, and the result is that it is a harder prill. With normal handling, Supreme 85 generates less dust from attrition, and what dust that is present is less apt to ignite than a comparable concentration of 0-0-0-90 dust.

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Impact tests simulate wear on pastilles from fertilizer handling. The lower dust in Supreme 85 impact tests demonstrates higher durability than 0-0-0-90s (~35% improvement). Lower dust improves product safety and comfort in handling. |
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Resistivity measures the tendency to build up electrostatic charges in airborne dust near stored Sulfur. With 15% Bentonite, less dust is produced but what airborne dust there is, is an excellent conductor and electrostatic charges bleed off readily. Supreme has 10 times lower Resistivity – a considerably safer choice than 0-0-0-90s. |
Sulfur ▪ Ammonium Sulfate Blends
12-0-0-50S 9-0-0-60S
Product Description:
- Provide the benefits of immediately available Sulfate and time released Elemental Sulfur – ideal for crops requiring Sulfate immediately (e.g. Canola), and a sulfur supply throughout the growing season
- The Sulfate is provided from a quality prilled Ammonium Sulfate (20.5–0–0–24); the degradable portion of the blend is from NutraSul 90
- Considered an excellent product for the introduction of Degradable Elemental Sulfur to the fertilizer unit, especially when there is limited bin space.
- This can be the dealer's best choice for a high analysis premium product that is cost effective and easy for the dealer or grower to handle.
Keg 50: 12-0-0-50S |
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| Nitrogen |
12% from Ammonium Sulfate |
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Sulfur |
50% total Sulfur (14.0% Sulfate) |
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Keg 60: 9-0-0-60S |
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| Nitrogen |
9% from Ammonium Sulfate |
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| Sulfur |
60% total Sulfur (10.5% Sulfate) |
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Typical Properties: |
| Angle of Repose |
27 degrees |
| Particle Size |
Size guide number 260 |
| Bulk Density |
70 pounds per cubic foot or 1121 kilograms per cubic meter |
| Breakage Characteristics |
Less than 0.20% is -42 mesh at truck loading. See research on safety & handling or impact tests. |
| Packaging |
Shipped in bulk with trucks. |
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