50-lb. Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP) - 11-52-0

The Ultimate Fertilizer for Large-Scale Precision

Elevate your crops with MAP (Monoammonium Phosphate), a high-performance fertilizer designed for professional growers and large-scale applications. With a powerful 11% nitrogen (N) and 52% phosphate (P2O5) formulation, this 50-lb package provides the volume and value needed for consistent and reliable nutrient delivery across expansive growing systems. Ideal for field crops, orchards, and commercial greenhouses, MAP supports vigorous root development and balanced growth for maximum yields.

Nitrogen (N): 11% (Ammonium Form); Phosphate (P2O5): 52%; Chloride and Sodium Content: Minimal levels to prevent salinity issues

1. Fertigation: Dissolve 1-2 lbs of MAP per 100 gallons of water and apply evenly across your irrigation system to cover up to 10,000 square feet per application.
2. Field Application: Broadcast or incorporate into the soil at a rate of 100-200 lbs per acre, based on soil test results and crop needs.
3. Foliar Feeding (Optional): Mix 1 lb per 100 gallons of water and spray directly onto foliage in the early morning or late afternoon. Coverage depends on crop type and stage.
4. Pre-Plant Incorporation: Blend into the soil before planting to provide a phosphorus-rich foundation for crops.

The 50-lb MAP package is specifically designed for commercial operations, offering unmatched scalability and cost-efficiency for field crops, orchards, and large-scale greenhouses. Its high phosphorus content drives root establishment and yield potential, while the ammonium nitrogen ensures balanced growth. Whether you're preparing fields for planting or managing an advanced fertigation program, this professional-grade product provides the consistency and reliability required for success.

• Water-Soluble Capacity: The 50-lb bag can prepare approximately 500 gallons of nutrient solution for fertigation or foliar feeding.
• Coverage Area: Provides sufficient nutrients to treat an estimated 20,000–25,000 square feet, depending on application method and crop type.