Diammonium Phosphate

Description

1. Application:
   • Fertilizer: DAP is primarily used as a fertilizer in agriculture and horticulture. It is applied to the soil to provide essential nutrients, particularly phosphorus and nitrogen, which are crucial for crop growth and yield.
   • Crop Types: DAP is suitable for a wide range of crops, including grains, oilseeds, fruits, vegetables, and legumes. It is particularly beneficial for crops with high phosphorus requirements, such as maize, wheat, and rice.
   • Application Methods: DAP can be applied to the soil as a basal or pre-planting fertilizer, or it can be used as a top-dressing fertilizer during the growing season. It can be broadcasted, drilled, or applied in a band, depending on the specific requirements of the crop and soil conditions.
2. Benefits:
   • Improved Plant Growth: DAP promotes healthy plant growth and development by providing essential nutrients in readily available forms.
   • Increased Yield: Proper application of DAP can lead to increased crop yields by ensuring adequate phosphorus and nitrogen levels in the soil.
   • Enhanced Root Development: Phosphorus in DAP contributes to the development of strong and healthy root systems, which improves nutrient and water uptake by plants.
   • Early Plant Establishment: DAP can promote early plant establishment and vigor, particularly in phosphorus-deficient soils or during the early stages of crop growth.