ALPINE K19-S®

ALPINE K19-S®

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ALPINE K19-S® brand liquid fertilizer is designed to be blended with various other fertilizers to provide important nutrients needed to grow high-yielding crops. It can be mixed with UAN solutions and liquid urea solutions to provide two very critical elements - potassium and sulfur; typically missing from these base fertilizer products. ALPINE K19-S® can be blended with UAN solutions to create a strip-till/ sidedress fertilizer that provides extra potassium, and sulfur at a time when uptake of these nutrients is rapidly increasing. K-Tech® is a new and improved potassium fertilizer technology that is unique to ALPINE. Features include increased foliar and root absorption, low salt index and increased energy production, which ultimately leads to increased crop yields and productivity.
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Fertilizers, Storage & Equipment
ALPINEALPINE - Virtual Booth ALPINE® Brand Liquid Fertilizers Introduced to the Canadian marketplace in 1973, ALPINE brand liquid fertilizers are the leaders in liquid in-furrow starter technology. We are currently introducing a line of patent pending potassium products containing K-Tech®, a more efficient source of potassium that offers the highest plant absorption rate of any potash fertilizer in the market.  In addition, ALPINE brand products also include slow release nitrogen fertilizers, micronutrients, and a variety of specialty products. From the company’s inception ALPINE has been a strong proponent of the principles of 4R nutrient stewardship and maximizing fertilizer efficiency. Along with this strong agronomic background comes practical hands-on experience and expertise in the area of application equipment. This expertise is supported by Canada’s largest inventory of parts and accessories specifically designed for planters, drills and seeders. Sales, marketing and research of ALPINE brand products is focused on the grower, with products distributed through progressive and innovative retailers in the marketplace. Eastern Canada production is done at New Hamburg, Ontario and is backed up by six other North American facilities and a series of strategically placed storage depots. 

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