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What is Micro Granule Fertilizer and How it Works

Microgranule fertilizers are concentrated fertilizers produced by reducing the diameter of MAP or DAP fertilizers and adding trace amounts of essential plant elements. These fertilizers are used as part of precision and smart farming, which is considered a standard in modern agriculture.

Hybrid Process Technology

  • Our fertilizer production technology is the first hybrid process to be applied in the world fertilizer production process. This technology, compared to traditional fertilizer production :

    • %65 less energy consumption.
    • %70 less water usage
    • %65 less CO₂ emissions

    This system is a patented technology of LB Technologies.


Advantages of Microgranular Fertilizers

  • Microgranular fertilizers, thanks to their small size and structure, provide localized fertilization by allowing the product to be distributed close to the seed. These fertilizers include:

    • It increases nutrient efficiency.
    • Reduces environmental pollution.
    • It increases crop yield.



Microgranule Fertilizers in Modern Agriculture

  • Microgranular fertilizers have been used in Europe for 20-25 years and entered the Turkish agricultural sector in 2011. Their small size and precise application make them an important part of modern agriculture. As the world population increases the need for food, farmers need to increase their productivity. Microgranular fertilizers offer an effective and sustainable solution to these needs.


Global Market Situation

  • The global microgranular fertilizer market was valued at US$8.4 billion in 2022 and is projected to reach US$12.7 billion by 2031. The market is segmented into two categories: plain fertilizers and complex fertilizers, with grain fertilizers making the largest contribution. Microgranular fertilizers play a vital role in modern agriculture, providing crops with the necessary nutrients for healthy growth and increased yields. These innovative fertilizers make significant contributions to precision farming practices.

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