sulfur fertilizer

Sulfur fertilizer manufacture 

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Sulphur is a naturally occurring element that supports more efficient use of the Earth's resources. It is a critical plant nutrient in agriculture, a key ingredient in sustainable urban development, and an essential input in efforts to slow the loss of productive farm land due to soil degradation. Learn how sulphur plays a large role in our everyday life by exploring the resources below!

In the plant nitrogen and sulphur are both essential building blocks for proteins. Sulphur deficiency will severely reduce the efficient use of nitrogen and limit protein synthesis. Since industrialization a lot of soil sulphur came from sulphur dioxide in air pollution (from burning fossil fuels). Declining emissions are reducing this source of atmospheric sulphur making balanced fertilizer application even more important.

Sulphur can only be taken up by plants from the soil solution as sulphate. As with readily-available nitrate, it can be liable to loss through leaching. Spring application of sulphate fertilizer is therefore recommended so that the plant can take it up during the period of active growth, as with nitrate. Sulphur is required together with nitrogen for the formation of proteins and uptake timings are similar.

The incidence of soil sulphur deficiency has rapidly increased in recent years. Three major factors are responsible for increased sulphur deficiency: a) intensified cropping systems worldwide demand higher sulphur nutrient availability; b) increased use of high-analysis, sulphur-free fertilizers, and c) reduction of sulphur dioxide emissions, particularly in developed regions, reduces atmospheric sulphur deposition, a "natural" sulphur source.