Calcium nitrate is to overcome the some of the disadvantages crystalline calcium nitrate. Being a highly hygroscopic compound, crystalline calcium nitrate tends to melt inside bags releasing water. This property makes it unuseful for long transportation especially in rainy season, thus reduce the shelf life. Granular calcium nitrate can be kept for comparatively longer period. Another advantage of granular is easy to broadcast in agricultural usage.

• Brand NameEXSOL
• UsageDrip
• Pack Size25 kg

• capacityupto 50-60kg/Acre.

(S) is vital for life. It is one of the major essential nutrients required by all humanbeings, animals and plants. Agricultural crops require S in amounts similar to phosphorus (P), and S is as important as nitrogen (N) in plant growth and in the formation of crop yield and quality. Historically, S was supplied to agricultural crops in manures, by various farming practices and through atmospheric deposition. However, with the advent of more modern fertilizers, the S needs of crops were substantially supplied as an incidental constituent of two of the principal fertilizer materials single superphosphate (SSP) and ammonium sulphate (AS), Sulphur in powder form and by the sulphur dioxide added to the atmosphere by a coalburning society.

Calcium nitrate is to overcome the some of the disadvantages crystalline calcium nitrate. Being a highly hygroscopic compound, crystalline calcium nitrate tends to melt inside bags releasing water. This property makes it unuseful for long transportation especially in rainy season, thus reduce the shelf life. Granular calcium nitrate can be kept for comparatively longer period. Another advantage of granular is easy to broadcast in agricultural usage.

• Brand NameEXSOL
• UsageDrip
• Pack Size25 kg

• capacityupto 50-60kg/Acre.

(S) is vital for life. It is one of the major essential nutrients required by all humanbeings, animals and plants. Agricultural crops require S in amounts similar to phosphorus (P), and S is as important as nitrogen (N) in plant growth and in the formation of crop yield and quality. Historically, S was supplied to agricultural crops in manures, by various farming practices and through atmospheric deposition. However, with the advent of more modern fertilizers, the S needs of crops were substantially supplied as an incidental constituent of two of the principal fertilizer materials single superphosphate (SSP) and ammonium sulphate (AS), Sulphur in powder form and by the sulphur dioxide added to the atmosphere by a coalburning society.