Sulphur in agricultural soil occurs in inorganic and organic forms, with organic sulphur accounting for 95% of the total sulphur. Analysis of a wide range o soils shows that from 25%-75% of the organic sulphur in soil is hi reducible, from 7%-30% is c-bonded, and from 11%-22% is unidentified sulphur. Nitrogen is associated with sulphur in soil or-ganic matter in a ratio of about 8:1, although the extreme ratio may vary from 5:1 to 13:1. laboratory studies showed that humus sulphur is de-pleted faster than humus nitrogen. Mineralization of sulphur in crop.
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• Residues varied with type of crop resi-dues and soil studied. The usual range of values in concentration and spatial rates of N,P & S in precipitation is well within the range if these elements in natural waters. Atmospheric sources are impor-tant component in meet crop sulphur requirement and should be considered in benefit cost analysis relating to sulphur emission.
• Sulphur is regarded as a secondary nutri-ent even though plant requirement for sulphur are equal to and sometimes ex-ceeds for phosphorus.

Mode of Action :

• Sulphur is recognized as one of the major nutrients essential for plant growth, root nodule, formation of legumes, and plants protection mechanisms. The solubilization effects are generally due to the production of organic acids by these organisms . They are also known to produce amino acids vitamins and growth promoting substances .
• It is also proved , if sulphur+ is used , 50% of chemical sulphur can be saved Seed and soil inoculation with sulphur+ is known to increase the uptake of sulphur by plants.

Direction of Uses :

• Seed palliating - 500 ml. of solution , spread over the 40 kg of seeds and dried 5-10 min-utes . Dry the seed on plastic paper and sow as usual.
• For horticultural crops : for a single mix 250 ml solution in required qty of water and drench the plant.
• Soil application -  use 2 liter solution and mixed it with 50 kg. FYM spread this emulsion evenly in the fields.
• Transplanting - dilute 100 ml. of solution with 1 hr of water and dip the roots of seedlings in the mixture for 10 minutes and transplant the seedlings as usual.
• It can also be used with drip irrigation too
• Uses in crops -  it can be use in coconut, areca nut, spices, cashew nut, betel leaf, rice, ground nut , tea, sugarcane , oilseeds. Etc.

Sulphur in agricultural soil occurs in inorganic and organic forms, with organic sulphur accounting for 95% of the total sulphur. Analysis of a wide range o soils shows that from 25%-75% of the organic sulphur in soil is hi reducible, from 7%-30% is c-bonded, and from 11%-22% is unidentified sulphur. Nitrogen is associated with sulphur in soil or-ganic matter in a ratio of about 8:1, although the extreme ratio may vary from 5:1 to 13:1. laboratory studies showed that humus sulphur is de-pleted faster than humus nitrogen. Mineralization of sulphur in crop.
Details :

• Residues varied with type of crop resi-dues and soil studied. The usual range of values in concentration and spatial rates of N,P & S in precipitation is well within the range if these elements in natural waters. Atmospheric sources are impor-tant component in meet crop sulphur requirement and should be considered in benefit cost analysis relating to sulphur emission.
• Sulphur is regarded as a secondary nutri-ent even though plant requirement for sulphur are equal to and sometimes ex-ceeds for phosphorus.

Mode of Action :

• Sulphur is recognized as one of the major nutrients essential for plant growth, root nodule, formation of legumes, and plants protection mechanisms. The solubilization effects are generally due to the production of organic acids by these organisms . They are also known to produce amino acids vitamins and growth promoting substances .
• It is also proved , if sulphur+ is used , 50% of chemical sulphur can be saved Seed and soil inoculation with sulphur+ is known to increase the uptake of sulphur by plants.

Direction of Uses :

• Seed palliating - 500 ml. of solution , spread over the 40 kg of seeds and dried 5-10 min-utes . Dry the seed on plastic paper and sow as usual.
• For horticultural crops : for a single mix 250 ml solution in required qty of water and drench the plant.
• Soil application -  use 2 liter solution and mixed it with 50 kg. FYM spread this emulsion evenly in the fields.
• Transplanting - dilute 100 ml. of solution with 1 hr of water and dip the roots of seedlings in the mixture for 10 minutes and transplant the seedlings as usual.
• It can also be used with drip irrigation too
• Uses in crops -  it can be use in coconut, areca nut, spices, cashew nut, betel leaf, rice, ground nut , tea, sugarcane , oilseeds. Etc.