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Q: How is AZOMITE® different from fertilizer?

Most conventional fertilizers contain mainly NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphorus & Potassium) which are called “macro-nutrients” --- nutrients plants require in large amounts. N, P and K are only three of the essential nutrients required by plants; unfortunately, when choosing a fertility program, farmers often neglect all of the “trace” minerals and only use NPK. For plants to complete their life cycle and produce at full potential, a wide range of minerals is necessary; AZOMITE® supplies that essential wide range --- “from A to Z”. For a list of the main trace minerals and their functions and benefits to plants, c

Q: If a farmer uses AZOMITE®, can he reduce other fertilizers?

AZOMITE® is a trace element supplier but does not provide Nitrogen (N) or Phosphorus (P) but does provides some Potassium (K). Therefore, farmers should not reduce any part of their fertility program that provides N or P. By using AZOMITE®, farmers can reduce other silicate-based fertilizers or micro-nutrient providers but it is difficult to say how much. AZOMITE® has shown increased yields and improved disease resistance even in addition to a complete fertility program.

Q: How fast can farmers see results with AZOMITE®?

This depends on a multitude of factors, like soil quality, application rates, soil pH, etc. Most farmers report increased yields within one harvest, but this may depend on the type of crop grown.

AZOMITE® is processed into a fine powder

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