Potassium improves your crop quality in fruit, root, leaf and grain. Potash is the most widely used potassium (K) fertilizer in agriculture worldwide. Potash fertilizer is: fully soluble, with all nutrients available for plant uptake, ideal potassium source for all chloride-tolerant crops and soils, compatible with all modern mechanical spreaders, producing easy and uniform distribution in the field, proven to deliver superior yields, improved quality and increased profitability. Potash (potassium chloride) is the most widely used potassium source in agriculture. It is also known as Muriate of Potash (MOP) with an analysis of 0-0-60. The chemical formula is KCl. Its nutrient composition is approximately: Potassium (K): 61% K2O, Chloride (Cl): 46%. Potassium is essential for photosynthesis, protein synthesis, nitrogen fixation, starch formation and the translocation of sugars. It also: activates over 80 cellular enzymes, improves plant ability to resist disease and cold, enhances fruit quality, increases root growth and improves drought resistance. Granular potash is used both for direct application and for bulk blending (mixing of dry fertilizers to obtain a NPK formulation). Granular potash has the ideal granule size and superior physical properties for straight application in the field. Characteristics appreciated by farmers include that it is: · straightforward to load and transport · tailored for mechanical spreading.