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Efficient Zinc Nutrition Carrier: Scientific Analysis and Application Guide of EDTA-ZnNa₂ Chelated Zinc
Zinc is an indispensable “star micronutrient” in plant growth and development. It participates in chlorophyll synthesis, enzyme activation, nutrient metabolism and other key physiological processes, directly influencing crop yield and quality. However, traditional zinc fertilizers are easily fixed in soil, resulting in low availability. EDTA-ZnNa₂ (Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid Zinc Disodium), with its stable chelated structure, provides a more efficient and reliable soluti

Fernando Chen
4 days ago4 min read


Triacontanol - From Beeswax to Biotechnology: The Science of Natural Growth Stimulation
Triacontanol is a long-chain primary alcohol composed of thirty carbon atoms (a straight-chain saturated fatty alcohol). It is a natural long-chain plant growth regulator , widely found in the epicuticular waxes of plants (plant waxes such as rice bran wax) and the exoskeleton waxes of insects (insect waxes such as beeswax). Because it was first purified from beeswax, it is also called beeswax alcohol . At room temperature, triacontanol is a solid that is colorless or sli

Camille W.
6 days ago4 min read


The Gibberellin Family Explained: A Scientific Comparison of GA₃ and GA₄+₇
In the field of plant growth regulation, gibberellins (GAs) form a vast “family” of natural compounds — with more than 130 distinct gibberellins identified to date. Acting as the plant’s internal “growth commanders,” these substances coordinate essential physiological processes such as seed germination, stem elongation, flowering, and fruit development. Interestingly, the discovery of this family traces back to a puzzling rice disease that once troubled farmers, leading scien

Fernando Chen
Nov 77 min read


Potassium Carbonate (K₂CO₃): The “Atypical” Potassium Fertilizer in Modern Agriculture
From Chemical Nature to Global Soil Adaptation — Understanding the True Role and Potential of Potassium Carbonate in Agriculture

Dongxu Li
Oct 295 min read


Inside the Glass: Exploring the Multifaceted Role of Borates in Innovation
In our March article , we explored how boric acid enhances glass performance — acting as a flux, improving tensile strength, and boosting thermal stability and refractive index. You can revisit that post here:👉 Boric Acid and Its Applications in the Glass Industry Today, we dive deeper — uncovering how borates play distinct yet critical roles in different glass types , from insulation fiber glass to borosilicate and optical glass. I. Core Functions and Application Categorie

Camille W.
Oct 244 min read


Potassium Sulfate and Potassium Chloride: Correlation Logic, Production Processes, and Type Differences
In the “nutrient supply system” of agricultural production, potash fertilizers play an irreplaceable role as “energy regulators,” directly influencing crop growth vigor, stress resistance, and final yield. Among the many potash fertilizer types, potassium chloride (KCl) and potassium sulfate (K₂SO₄) stand out as the two dominant forms. The two are closely related yet differ in their characteristics and application scenarios. This article explores their intrinsic connection, a

Fernando Chen
Oct 227 min read


Ferrous Sulfate Monohydrate: The “Iron Supplement Expert” in Agricultural Cultivation
In agricultural production, the healthy growth of crops depends on the “nourishment” of various micronutrients, among which iron plays an indispensable role.When crops face an “iron deficiency crisis,” ferrous sulfate monohydrate often steps in as the key solution. As a commonly used iron supplement fertilizer in agriculture, it safeguards crop growth and improves yields with its high efficiency and excellent bioavailability.This article focuses on the agricultural applicatio

Fernando Chen
Oct 176 min read


Both Ammonium Sulfate - What is the Coking-Grade and Caprolactam-Grade Ammonium Sulfate?
Ammonium sulfate is an inorganic compound with the chemical formula (NH₄)₂SO₄ . It is a product of the reaction between sulfuric acid and ammonia, containing 20–21% nitrogen and 24% sulfur. The pure form appears as colorless, transparent crystals in the orthorhombic system. Its aqueous solution is acidic, and it is insoluble in alcohol, acetone, and ammonia water. It has hygroscopic properties, which cause it to solidify into lumps when it absorbs moisture. It is mainly used

Camille W.
Oct 154 min read


Magnesium Nitrate Hexahydrate: The “Golden Duo” of Crop Nutrition — From Theory to Practice
I. Product Overview: An Efficient Nutrient Source Providing Both Magnesium and Nitrogen In the grand stage of agricultural production,...

Fernando Chen
Oct 105 min read


Potassium Carbonate: A Cross-Sector Key Industrial Raw Material
In last month’s (September) content, we provided a detailed overview of potassium carbonate’s basic characteristics (physical and...

Camille W.
Oct 810 min read


Disodium Manganese EDTA (EDTA-MnNa₂) - A Stable, High-Efficiency Source of Manganese for Sustainable Agriculture
Overview Disodium Manganese EDTA (EDTA-MnNa₂) is a chelated form of manganese with broad application value across agriculture, chemical...

Camille W.
Oct 34 min read


Manganese Fertilizers in Agriculture
Manganese (Mn) was first identified as an essential nutrient for plants by J.S. McHargue in 1922. Plants generally contain high amounts...

Camille W.
Oct 25 min read


Calcium Ammonium Nitrate Selection Guide:The Scientific Mechanism of Nitrogen–Calcium Synergy and the Adaptation of 27% / 15.5% Grades
I. Introduction: The Global Challenge of “Nitrogen–Calcium Balance” In the vineyards of Chile’s Central Valley, growers often suffer...

Fernando Chen
Sep 2616 min read


Iron Nutrition for Crops: Application Strategies, Benefits, and Global Trends
Iron, as an essential micronutrient for plant growth, participates in chlorophyll synthesis, respiration, and redox reactions—processes...

Camille W.
Sep 245 min read


Unlock The Three Core Forms of Magnesium Sulfate - Anhydrous, Monohydrate & Heptahydrate
I. Introduction: Unlocking the Three Core Forms of the “Magnesium Salt Family” Walk into an orchard: if you find irregular interveinal...

Fernando Chen
Sep 1914 min read


From Farmland to Pasture: Urea Phosphate and Zinc Sulfate as Feed Additives for Livestock and Poultry
In agricultural production, fertilizers are usually regarded as key inputs that support crop growth. However, less attention is paid to...

Camille W.
Sep 174 min read


A Comprehensive Guide to Zinc Sulfate in Two Forms: Monohydrate vs. Heptahydrate – From Molecular Structure to Practical Applications
I. Introduction In orchards, zinc deficiency in citrus trees can lead to chlorotic spots on leaves, slow growth of new shoots, fruit...

Fernando Chen
Sep 1211 min read


Potassium Carbonate: A Multi-Sector Key Raw Material for Agriculture, Food, and Industry
Basic Information Chemical Formula: K₂CO₃ Molecular Weight: 138.206 CAS Number: 584-08-7 EINECS Number: 209-529-3 Melting Point: 891...

Camille W.
Sep 104 min read


Copper Sulfate Popular Science Introduction: From Blue Crystals to Agriculture’s “Guardian” – Unlocking the Versatile Value of Copper Compounds
When people think of “blue crystals,” many immediately recall the “blue vitriol” in laboratories or the “Bordeaux mixture” used in...

Fernando Chen
Sep 59 min read


What’s the Difference Between Urea Phosphate (UP) and Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP) if Both Contain P and N?
1) Nutrient Content Urea Phosphate (CO(NH₂)₂·H₃PO₄) Also called urea phosphate salt / urea phosphoric acid . N = 17.7% ; P₂O₅ = 44.9% ....

Camille W.
Sep 35 min read
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