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US 2011/0226028 A1Published application
Fertilizer Suspension and Method of Preparation
AssigneeLawrence Brooke Engineerings, LLC.
InventorGeoffrey Dylan Wells
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Abstract
A concentrated, homogenous, stable, water-soluble fertilizer suspension comprising: water-soluble mineral nutrients of at least nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, calcium, and magnesium; and an organic stabilizing additive; and wherein the pourable, aqueous suspension has water-soluble mineral nutrients amounting to at least about 80 percent by weight (wt. %) of the suspension.
Claims1
A concentrated, homogenous, stable, water-soluble fertilizer suspension comprising:
- an amount of water comprising about 1.91 percent by weight (wt. %) of the suspension;
- an amount of ammonium nitrate comprising about 17.18 wt. % of the suspension;
- an amount of liquid calcium nitrate comprising about 5.73 40 wt. % of the suspension;
- an amount of magnesium sulfate comprising about 9.16 wt. % of the suspension;
- an amount of magnesium nitrate comprising about 7.63 wt. % of the suspension;
- an amount of calcium nitrate comprising 15.27 wt. % of the suspension;
- an amount of monoammonium phosphate comprising 10.69 wt. % of the suspension;
- an amount of potassium nitrate comprising about 26.72 wt. % of the suspension;
- an amount of iron DTPA comprising about 1.52 wt. % of the suspension;
- an amount of manganese DTPA comprising about 0.39 wt. % of the suspension;
- an amount of zinc EDTA comprising about 0.15 wt. % of the suspension;
- an amount of potassium borate comprising about 0.09 wt. % of the suspension;
- an amount of copper EDTA comprising about 0.11 wt. % of the suspension;
- an amount of sodium molybdate comprising about 0.01 wt. % of the suspension;
- an amount of cobalt sulfate comprising about 0.01 wt. % of the suspension;
- an amount of dry fluvic comprising about 3.44 wt. % of the suspension;
- and
- wherein the concentrated, homogenous, stable, water-soluble fertilizer suspension is a pourable, aqueous suspension.
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