Phosphate Rich Organic Manure, Packaging Type : 50kg/40kg Packages

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Number Of FlowerFertilizer
MaterialPhosphate
PurityValue-added Product, High-grade Phosphate Content, Agronomic Efficiency
Packaging Type50kg/40kg Packages
Storage TypeDry Place
Other Relevant CharacteristicsProduced By Co-composting, Alternative To Diammonium Phosphate And Single Super Phosphate, Granulation Process For Production

What Is ?

PROM a value added product produced by co - composting hight grade (28% - 32% P205) rock phosphate in very fine size with organic matter/manure. Needless to say, the finer the rock phosphate the better is the agronomic efficiancy of PROM.
Phosphate rich organic manure is a type of fertilizer used as an alternative to diammonium phosphate and single super phosphate
Phosphorus is required by all plants but is limited in soil, creating a problem in agriculture In many areas phosphorus must be added tosoil for the extensive plant growth that is desired for crop production. Phosphorus was added as a fertilizer in the form of single super phosphate (SSP) and diammonium phosphate(DAP). Excess application of chemical fertilizers in fact reduces the agricultural production as chemicals destroy natural soil flora and fauna.

Process of PROM?

Mixing of all ingredients properly in specific proportion and fed in feed hopper.
Properly mixed material goes from feed hopper to granulation drum through conveyor belt system.Here mixed material has change in to the shape of granule.
After granulation process material goes to dryer drum for heat up the granules.
Now granules goes to cooler drum to cool & settle down.
Now the granules are ready & goes to rotary screen for screening purpose. Here granules screened for size 1.6 to 4mm as per FCO Specifications.
After screening the material which are not as per FCO Standard goes through recycle belt for recycling.
Now the final product (as per FCO) goes to finished goods hopper through conveyor belt.
Now finally product is ready for packing. Here the product is packed in desired packages viz 50kg/40kg through auto & manual weighing/packing system.
Now finally the product is shifted to finished goods godown for dispatches to customers.

Moisture percent by weight	15.0-25.0
Particle Size	Minimum 90% material should pass through 4.0mm IS Sieve
Bulk Density(g/cm2)	1.646
Total Organic carbon percent by weight, minimum	7.87
Total nitrogen (as N) percent by weight , minimum	0.42
Total Phosphates (as P2O5) percent by weight , minimum	10.42
Total Potash as (K2O) percent by weight, minimum	-
C:N Ratio	18:73:1
pH(1:5)P Solution, maximum	6.72
Conductivity (as dSM) not more than	8.27
Heavy metal content (as mg/kg), maximum
Arsenic (as AS2O3)	10.0
Cadmium (as Cd)	5.0
Chromium(as Cr)	50.0
Copper (as Cu)	300.0
Mercury(as Hg)	0.15
Nickel(as Ni)	50.0
Lead(as Pb)	100.0
Zinc(as Zn)	1000.0

Crop	Application Schedule
Crop	First	Second	Third
Soyabean, Groundnut , Mustard, Sunflower	On sowing time	After 25 to 30 Days	Nil
Sugarcane	After 25 days of planting	Again after 25 days	After 25 days
Gram	At the time of sowing	At the time of first irrigation	After 20 days
Vegetables	At the time of sowing transplantation	After 20 to 25 days 1st time	Days after 20 to 25 2nd time
Wheat Opium	Sowing Time	After 45 to 50 days planting	Days after 20 to 25 2nd time
Apple Orange	Before Flowering	After first setting in may	Nil
Paddy	After 10 to 12 days from plantation	20 to 25 days after first transplantation	Nil
Tea	Nursery stage 3 to 5gm per plant		Nil
Cotton	At the time of sowing		After 50 to 60 days
Dose	80-100 Kg per acre