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TFL ACL : Ammonium Chloride (N 25%)

Based on the recommended fertilizer schedule, ACL requirements are calculated and applied to all crops as primary and secondary fertilizers.

Ammonium chloride contains 25% nitrogen. In addition to nitrogen, the chlorine contained in ammonium chloride is also an important micronutrient.
Improves root formation and guarantees high quality outlets. The whole nitrogen exists in the form of ammunition. NH4 is fixed by the clay and humic complexes in the soil so that no ammoniacal nitrogen is lost during leaching.
When applied to the field, it releases the nitrogen needed by the crop.
When ammonium chloride is used as a base or top dressing for cultivated crops, nitrogen losses are significantly reduced.
As a result, more nitrogen is used by the crop, thereby improving fertilizer use efficiency. Ammonium Chloride fertilizer application is recommended for saline and alkaline soils.
It is also a suitable Nitrogenous fertilizer for application in low-lying areas where paddy and other crops are cultivated by farmers. The chlorine in ammonium chloride gives it resistance to certain pests and diseases.
Ammonium chloride is less hygroscopic than other fertilizers, which gives the fertilizer a much longer shelf life. Radical ammonium chloride releases phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, sin, and iron. From the ground.

S. No.	Composition	Content
1.	Moisture per cent by weight	Maximum 2.0%
2.	Ammoniacal nitrogen per cent by weight,	Minimum 25.0%
3.	Chloride other than ammonium chloride (as NaCI) per cent by weight, (on dry basis)	Maximum 2.0%