Fertiliser spreader settings

To make sure you can find the right spreader settings for fertilisers, Yara regularly supplies its fertilisers to the various spreader manufacturers. This way they can update the settings for spreader adjustments available on their websites.

Please use the links below to select your spreader manufacturer to visit the fertiliser spreader calibrations setting page on their site.

Amazone spreader settings

Bogballe spreader settings

Bredal spreader settings

Kubota spreader settings

Kuhn spreader settings

Kverneland spreader settings

Fertiliser spreader settings for Rauch spreaders

Rauch spreader settings

Sulky spreader settings

Teagle spreader settings

Vicon spreader settings

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Recommended fertilisers

To spread fertiliser accurately over wide bout widths it is important to use a quality fertiliser. All Yara fertilisers have excellent spreading characteristics but the following fertilisers are some of the most popular and are particularly recommended.

YaraBela AXAN

27% N + 9% SO3 - Granular uniform compound nitrate based nitrogen and sulphur fertiliser for use on all crops.

YaraBela SULPHAN

24% N + 15% SO3 - Uniform compound nitrate based nitrogen and sulphur fertiliser for use on all crops, particularly those with a higher sulphur requirement.

YaraMila EXTRAGRASS

27-5-5 + 6% SO3 - Compound granular fertiliser with sulphur with the ideal ratio for grazed or mown swards to get the grass off to a good start early in the season.

YaraMila 52 S

20.6-8.2-11.6 +6.5%SO3 - Compound NPKS fertiliser containing Nitrogen, Phosphate, Potash and Sulphur suitable for all crops.

YaraMila ACTYVA S

15.6-14.6-14.6+ 6.5 SO3 - Granular fertiliser often used for grassland, winter cereals and oilseed rape to supply phosphate and potash together with nitrogen and sulphur.

YaraMila STOCK BOOSTER S

25-5-5 +5% SO3 + Na and Se - A compound prilled NPKS fertiliser containing selenate for use on grassland to supplement selenium levels.

Where can I buy Yara fertilisers ?

Yara supply our solid and liquid fertilisers and micronutrients through a network of local suppliers Use our interactive map to locate your nearest suppliers.

Find a local supplier

Are you looking for more agronomy advice ?

These articles will help you get even better results from your fertilisers by keeping you up to date with the latest agronomy advice from the Yara agronomists.

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Biostimulants are a key innovation for sustainable agriculture, offering enhanced resilience to abiotic stress, improved nutrient use efficiency, and increased crop yield and quality. By complementing mineral fertilisers, biostimulants enhance nutrient availability, assimilation, translocation, and utilization, functioning through distinct mechanisms independent of nutrient content.

Ensuring Nutrient Sufficiency in your Oilseed Rape and Cereals this Autumn

In this webinar, Chris Harrold talks about Autumn foliar nutrient applications which provide nutrients straight into the plant to maintain crop growth and improve winter hardiness as well as loading the plant up with nutrients ready for spring growth.

Fertiliser quality - don't settle for less

Soil fertility is certainly top of both farmers and policy makers minds currently, with a broad consensus that it plays a key role in the continued economic and environmental sustainability of farms.

Keeping clover in fine fettle

White clover is being increasingly used on intensively grazed farms where the benefits can be substantial, lowering both the cost of growing grass and the carbon emissions intensity of milk produced. Managing nutrient and fertiliser inputs is a key component in establishing and maintaining clover in these swards successfully.

Sulphur: Best Practice

It is widely accepted that UK soils are deficient in sulphur so supplementation via organic manures or mineral fertilisers is essential. What I think is less understood is that not all sulphur-containing fertilisers are the same.

Yara Agronomist and a Farmer in a potato field

Improve Potato Quality with Calcium

Did you know that up to 50% of wheat leaf samples show a deficiency in zinc, magnesium, copper and manganese?

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