What are the Differences Between Sulfur-Based, and Urine-based Compound Fertilizer

Sulfur-Based Compound Fertilizer
It is a compound fertilizer made by using potassium sulfate as the source of potassium, or by removing chloride ions from potassium chloride, and the content of chloride ions cannot exceed 3%, otherwise it is a chlorine-based compound fertilizer.


Chlorine-Based Compound Fertilizer
Is the element of potassium in the form of potassium chloride, can be divided into single-chloride and double-chloride products, single-chloride refers to the element of potassium chloride in addition to the form of potassium, nitrogen for urea and other elements made without chloride ions, double-chloride is the element of potassium in the form of potassium chloride, nitrogen in the form of ammonia chloride obtained compound fertilizer.



Urea-Based Compound Fertilizer
Is the compound fertilizer in the form of nitrogen obtained in the form of urea, urine-based compound fertilizers are generally high nitrogen products, especially the nitrogen element content of more than 20 compound fertilizers, ammonia chloride and ammonium carbon production does not produce such high nitrogen content.