The key to getting ahead in farming is to make sure that fields are properly cared for. With the right amount of precipitation, care, and fertilizer there’s no reason each every field can’t produce a high yield crop. There are ten solid reasons why Sulf-N ammonium sulfate should be the first choice of fertilizer.

1. 10 Great Reasons to Use Sulf-N Ammonium Sulfate
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The key to getting ahead in f arming is to make sure that f ields are properly cared f or. With the
right amount of precipitation, care, and f ertilizer there’s no reason each every f ield can’t produce
a high yield crop. There are ten solid reasons why Sulf -N ammonium sulf ate should be the f irst
choice of f ertilizer.
High Yield, Easier to Use Wheat Crop
Studies indicate that winter wheat grown in f ields that have been f ertilized with Sulf -N ammonium
sulf ate can be expected to produce approximately 30 additional bushels per acre than f ields that
weren’t treated with the f ertilizer. Even more impressive is that the wheat grown in the f ields
f ertilized with Sulf -N is the best choice f or baking, that wheat rises better, has a f irmer crust, and
doesn’t crumble.
Lower PH
Any f ield with high PH levels will benef it f rom the Honeywell Sulf -N f ertilizer treatments. The
sulf ate lowers the PH, making the area more usef ul by increasing the number of crops that will
thrive in the soil.
Immediate Improvement to Both Soil and Crops
Producers will see a near immediate
improvement in both quality and yield, making it
an ideal choice when looking f or a way to quickly
improve f ields that haven’t perf ormed up to
expectations and is going to be used f or f orage
purposes.
Improve Calcium
Whether the f ield is being used to produce a
high yield crop, or as pasture it should have
adequate available calcium in the soil. An
application of the Sulf -N ammonium sulf ate increases the availability of the calcium, creating
healthier plants.
Add Nitrogen to the Soil
There are f ew dif f erent methods f or adding nitrogen to the soil. One option is planting legumes
such as clover or alf alf a which can be pricey, especially if it needs to be plowed under to make
room f or another crop. Another, more af f ordable and less time consuming method f or increasing
nitrogen levels is an application of Sulf -N ammonium sulf ate.
Improve Cattle Health
When Sulf -N f ertilizer is applied to grass that’s being used to produce hay or as pasture f or beef
cattle, studies indicate that the animals bore calves that had a higher rate of gain than other
calves that weren’t f ed grass grown on the treated soil.
Corn grown in Sulf -N ammonium sulf ate treated f ields that is later f ed to cattle can drastically
increase milk production.

2. Complete Control Over the Amount of Fertilizer the Soil Receives
When spreading Sulf -N f ertilizer on the f ield, producers can rest assured that the amount of
f ertilizer the machine has been set to release, will be the amount of f ertilizer the soils gets. Unlike
Urea, which experiences a great deal of loss during volatilization, there’s zero loss when using
Sulf -N ammonium sulf ate.
No Denitrification
Even if the land gets hit by an unexpected rain shower af ter the ammonium sulf ate f ertilizer has
been applied, the f ertilizer will maintain it’s integrity.
No Need for Heavy Application
Producers can provide the soil with nitrogen and
minerals by applying 100-200lbs of Sulf -N per
acre.
Improves Digestibility of Plants
Grasses that have been grown in Sulf -N treated
soil will be more easily digested by livestock,
increasing both f eed ef f iciency and nutritional
health.
Image Credit:
Wheat Crop – Wikipedia Commons
Soil Samples, by Dwight Sipler
Cows Eating by Steve
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Commonwealth Industrial Services, Inc. (CIS) is an industrial services company located in
Hopewell, Virginia. Although historically a service business, CIS’ primary prof it center is the
packaging and resale of ammonium sulf ate.
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