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• Soil Application: Apply 20–40 kg per acre (50–100 kg per hectare) via broadcast spreading, banding, or row application. Best applied as a basal dressing during preplanting or as a top dressing during early vegetative growth stages. Rates should be adjusted based on baseline soil fertility tests and specific crop nutrient requirements.

Apply as a basal dressing or foliar spray. Incorporate into topsoil or dilute in water as directed above.