KTS

Benefits

Highly soluble, chloride-free solution
Improves the crop's ability to cope with drought stress and effectively utilize nitrogen
Used to supplement fertility programs where only a defined amount of potassium and/or sulfur is needed per acre, such as in starter fertilizers or side-dress applications
Can be tank mixed with N and P liquid fertilizers such as UAN and ammonium polyphosphate solutions (e.g. 10-34-0 and 11-37-0)
Easy to handle and can be applied through all types of irrigation systems
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The Clearly Superior Potassium Fertilizer

KTS is the highest analysis, liquid potassium and sulfur source on the market. KTS provides immediately available potassium that is essential to many plant functions including stress tolerance, water management, enzyme activity and nutrient transport. Sulfur provides assistance in the production of amino acids, proteins, oils and chlorophyll. KTS is an ideal product for fertigation (application via irrigation) as it enables growers to effectively manage the potassium and sulfur requirements of crops.

Prevent Nitrogen Loss

In addition to its potassium and sulfur benefits, adding KTS to urea ammonium nitrate (UAN) solution is a cost-efficient and highly effective way of reducing nitrogen loss. KTS has nitrification inhibition properties that slow the conversion of ammonium to nitrate, in turn reducing the chances of nitrogen leaching and denitrification. KTS can also improve soil structure in high pH soils, enhance water infiltration, assist in breaking down previous crop residues, and enhance nitrogen uptake for the crop.

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