MAP and DAP - Incitec Pivot Fertilisers
occurring on calcareous soils and high P fixing soils. The differences between MAP and DAP are often associated with granule dissolution pH in (water) around the fertiliser band or granule. Dissolution of MAP occurs around pH 3.5 and pH 7.5 for DAP and is suggested that MAP is best suited on alkaline soils and DAP is best suited on acidic soils.
MAP and DAP - Incitec Pivot Fertilisers
Both DAP and MAP are compatible in blends with urea, the world’s most commonly used nitrogen fertiliser, whereas superphosphate is not. MAP and DAP are ideal planting fertilisers, their attributes including: Concentrated high analysis - minimising delays and stoppages to fill equipment;
Difference Between MAP and DAP Fertilizer
MAP and DAP fertilizer are types of ammonium fertilizers. These fertilizers are widely used for agricultural purposes as sources of nitrogen and phosphorus. The key difference between MAP and DAP fertilizer is that MAP fertilizer contains about 10% nitrogen, whereas DAP fertilizer contains about 18% nitrogen.
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Managing fertiliser application with the seed - IPF Smart
No significant reduction in plant population with application rates of up to 40P as MAP applied with the seed at the IPF Split P trial site at Young NSW in 2025. Knife point on Kalyx cone seeder, press wheels and diffusers optimising seed and fertiliser placement for the Incitec Pivot Fertilisers Split P trials.
- What is map & DAP fertiliser?
- MAP and DAP are ideal planting fertilisers, their attributes including: • Concentrated high analysis - minimising delays and stoppages to fill equipment; • Fully granulated – suiting today’s modern precision application equipment; • Phosphorus in forms readily available for plant uptake, stimulating root development and early growth;
- What fertilisers does Incitec Pivot produce?
- Incitec Pivot Fertilisers supplements local production with imports of several fertiliser products including urea, calcium ammonium nitrate (Cal-Am), DAP, MAP, Muriate of Potash, Sulfate of Potash, urea ammonium nitrate solution (EASY N), compound and trace element fertilisers.
- How much CD is in Incitec Pivot map & DAP?
- The Incitec Pivot MAP and DAP produced at the company’s facility at Phosphate Hill in northwest Queensland, and that imported from overseas, typically contain less than 50 mg Cd/kg P. Incitec Pivot MAP has a maximum label specification of 75 mg Cd/kg P.
- Does Incitec Pivot provide a certificate of analysis?
- Incitec Pivot Fertilisers does not provide a Certificate of Analysis for individual despatches of fertiliser (and products that have dual uses as stockfeed supplements) into the Australian agricultural market. This is only done for bulk export shipments of fertiliser. The guaranteed analysis of Incitec Pivot products is stated on the product label.
- Who is Incitec Pivot?
- Incitec Pivot Limited can trace its origins to these times, with antecedent companies having been involved in the fertiliser industry for over 100 years. Superphosphate became and remained Australia’s most important phosphorus fertiliser on crops and pastures until the 1970s.
- Which agricultural chemicals are added to Incitec Pivot fertilisers?
- The only agricultural chemicals added to Incitec Pivot Fertilisers’ products are fungicides, e.g. Flutriafol, for the control of soil-borne fungal diseases in grain crops. When fungicide is added to a planting fertiliser, it is designated on the product label.
