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NPK Compound Fertilizer

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Granular compound fertilizer carrying nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in one granule, supplied in 15-15-15, 16-16-16, 20-10-10 and 12-24-12.

Product specifications
GradeAgricultural
Packaging50kg bags, 1000kg bulk bags, bulk
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Description

Gandi Chemical Solutions supplies NPK Compound Fertilizer to blenders, distributors and commercial growers. It is supplied as agricultural grade. Packaging: 50kg bags, 1000kg bulk bags, bulk. Priced by quotation, with a current safety data sheet on every consignment.

NPK Compound Fertilizer puts all three major nutrients into the same granule, so the ratio the soil test called for is the ratio every part of the field receives. GCS supplies the common commercial formulations 15-15-15, 16-16-16, 20-10-10 and 12-24-12, with other ratios available to order for a specific crop or soil. Granules run 2-4 mm and are free-flowing and spreader-ready, with moisture held at or below 1.5%. It is used as a base dressing worked in before or at planting, where phosphate and potassium need to sit within reach of young roots, and as blending stock for distributors mixing to a local recommendation. Supplied in bulk only: 50 kg bags on pallets, one-tonne bulk bags, or loose for full loads.

Where npk compound fertilizer is used

A compound NPK puts all three major nutrients into the same granule, so every part of the field gets the same ratio rather than whatever the spreader happened to throw. The ratio is the whole decision, and it comes off a soil test.

  • Base dressing worked in before or at planting on cereals, maize and oilseeds
  • Row-crop and vegetable programmes where phosphate and potassium are both limiting
  • Plantation crops (tea, coffee, sugarcane, oil palm) on a scheduled feeding round
  • Pasture and fodder establishment after ploughing
  • Blending stock for a distributor mixing to a local soil recommendation

Key features

  • Agricultural grade. Free-flowing granules, 2-4 mm.
  • Supplied in 50kg bags, 1000kg bulk bags, bulk, with larger units quoted on request.

Specification and grade

Granular compound fertilizer supplied in the common commercial ratios 15-15-15, 16-16-16, 20-10-10 and 12-24-12, with other formulations available to order. Granules run 2-4 mm, moisture is held at or below 1.5%, and the product is free-flowing and spreader-ready. Nitrogen is present as both ammonium and nitrate depending on the formulation, phosphorus as water-soluble and citrate-soluble P2O5, and potassium as K2O. Being a blend rather than a single compound, NPK carries no single CAS number; the analysis on the delivery specification is the number that matters.

Handling and storage

Not classified as hazardous, but it is hygroscopic. Left open in humid air it draws moisture, cakes, and stops flowing through a spreader, which is the most common complaint about a product that was fine when it left the depot. Keep bags sealed, off the floor and out of direct sun, and do not stack them against a wall that sweats. Nitrate-bearing formulations should be stored away from fuel, oil and combustible material.

Packaging and supply

Packed in 50 kg bags on shrink-wrapped pallets, one-tonne bulk bags, or loose in bulk for full loads. Tell us the crop, the hectares and the soil analysis if you have one, and the quotation names a ratio rather than asking you to pick from a list. Season-long volumes price better than single-field orders.

References and related supply

Tractor-drawn spreader applying granular fertilizer across a broadacre field
Spread and side-dressed across broadacre and row-crop programmes.
Gloved hand checking a safety data sheet against the hazard label on a sealed chemical drum
Safety data and handling documentation ship with every consignment.

Enquiry history

34 enquiries have been raised against this range.

CountryProductQuantityDate
South AfricaNPK Compound Fertilizer10 MT
TanzaniaPotassium Chloride Fertilizer 60% K2O (MOP / Potash)5 MT
South AfricaNPK Compound Fertilizer1 MT
United StatesNPK Compound Fertilizer50 MT
South AfricaNPK Compound Fertilizer40 MT
GermanyNPK Compound Fertilizer5 MT
EgyptNPK Compound Fertilizer50 MT
AngolaNPK Compound Fertilizer50 MT
South AfricaPotassium Chloride Fertilizer 60% K2O (MOP / Potash)200 MT
AngolaNPK Compound Fertilizer15 MT
BrazilNPK Compound Fertilizer25 MT
ZambiaNPK Compound Fertilizer15 MT
United Arab EmiratesMAP Fertilizer 11-52-0 (Monoammonium Phosphate)25 MT
MauritiusNPK Compound Fertilizer40 MT
NamibiaNPK Compound Fertilizer25 MT
ChileNPK Compound Fertilizer40 MT
BrazilNPK Compound Fertilizer10 MT
BrazilNPK Compound Fertilizer15 MT
South AfricaUrea 46% Fertilizer5 MT
South AfricaNPK Compound Fertilizer25 MT
ChileNPK Compound Fertilizer15 MT
ZambiaUrea 46% Fertilizer50 MT
TanzaniaNPK Compound Fertilizer200 MT
ChileNPK Compound Fertilizer15 MT
ZambiaNPK Compound Fertilizer1 MT
KenyaNPK Compound Fertilizer25 MT
ChileNPK Compound Fertilizer50 MT
United Arab EmiratesCAN Fertilizer 27% N (Calcium Ammonium Nitrate)1 MT
AustraliaNPK Compound Fertilizer15 MT
ZambiaNPK Compound Fertilizer40 MT
ZambiaNPK Compound Fertilizer100 MT
ChinaNPK Compound Fertilizer1 MT
EgyptNPK Compound Fertilizer5 MT
TanzaniaNPK Compound Fertilizer25 MT

Enquiry activity across this range. Quantities are what buyers asked to be quoted for, not stock held.

Common questions

What do the three numbers on an NPK bag mean?

Percentage by weight of nitrogen, then phosphorus as P2O5, then potassium as K2O. A 15-15-15 is 15% of each, so a 50 kg bag carries 7.5 kg of each nutrient and the remainder is carrier and filler. That arithmetic is how you compare two products honestly. A cheaper bag with a lower analysis is often the more expensive nutrient.

Which ratio should I order?

Whichever one answers what your soil is short of. A balanced 15-15-15 or 16-16-16 suits a general base dressing on soil of reasonable fertility. 20-10-10 leans nitrogen for cereals and grass. 12-24-12 leans phosphate for establishment on soils that test low in P. Without a soil test you are guessing, and on phosphate the guess is expensive.

Can I use a compound NPK instead of a separate urea top dressing?

Not usually as a replacement. The compound goes in at or before planting to build the base; nitrogen is then topped up during growth, when the crop demand peaks and a single early application would have leached or volatilised. Most programmes run both.