The sulfur is an element that arises in nature itself, however many are unaware of its qualities as an effective solution to combat many types of pests. Leave behind the false belief that sulfur in agriculture is something negative. Below we are going to give you a series of guidelines to dismantle this myth.

Sulfur has been used in agricultural work for hundreds of years and its high power to fight pests or diseases affecting crops was discovered several centuries ago. Its application leads to a significant increase in the yield of the plantations, as well as to an increase in the quality of the products.

On the other hand, sulfur can also be used to correct soils with basic pH, enriching and nourishing them for productive activities.

Sulfur, a fertilizer widely used in agricultural operations

Sulfur is one of the most widely used fertilizers in agriculture. It is a fairly safe element whose field of action covers all types of crops, such as vegetables, fruit trees, vines, cereals, ornamentals, among others.

Despite what you may think at first, sulfur (compared to other pesticides) has a minimal effect on the environment and on people. So much so that it is part of organic production, i.e. the use of sulfur in organic farming is allowed. A clear example of the misinformation surrounding this element.

However, it is necessary to distinguish between the use of sulfur in professional agriculture versus gardening and domestic agriculture. In the former, sulfur is mostly used in liquid form, while in gardening and home agriculture, powder formulas are more common.

If you would like more information or you are interested in learning more about the sulfur solutions that we can offer you at AJF Products, please do not hesitate to contact our specialized staff. We will be pleased to assist you.

Source: Agroterra