Agricultural gypsum organic fertilizer for soil salinity treatment 25 kg

Natural Agricultural Gypsum for Soil Salinity Treatment and Root Improvement Agricultural Gypsum 25 kg is a high-purity natural soil conditioner used to improve soil properties and reduce the harmful effects of salinity and sodium around the root zone. It is primarily composed of calcium sulfate dihydrate, and works to improve soil permeability to water and air, reduce the hardening of clay soils, and support stronger root growth when used as part of an appropriate irrigation and drainage program. The product is classified as a salinity conditioner and soil property enhancer, and can be used with soil and planting media programs to improve the plant growth environment, especially in salt-affected lands or heavy, poorly permeable soils. Features of agricultural gypsum for soil salinity treatment - Helps reduce salinity effects and lower harmful sodium levels in the soil. - Improves soil permeability to water and air, especially in heavy clay lands. - Aids in loosening compacted soils and improving aeration. - Supplies the soil with necessary calcium and sulfur to enhance plant growth. - Supports root development and increases nutrient absorption efficiency. - Suitable for soil preparation before planting or improving soil after salinity symptoms appear. - Suitable for vegetables, trees, palms, lawns, and home gardens. Technical specifications of agricultural gypsum Trade name: Gypsum Agriculture Product type: Natural soil conditioner Active ingredient: Calcium sulfate dihydrate Chemical composition: CaSO4·2H2O Purity: approximately 85% Grain size: approximately 70 microns Odor: odorless Country of origin: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Manufacturer: Al Jibs International Limited Weight: 25 kilograms Uses of agricultural gypsum for soil and horticulture - Used in lands suffering from high salinity, poor water permeability, or surface crusting. - Suitable for clay soils needing improvement in texture and aeration. - Helps soils affected by exchangeable sodium by improving soil structure and reducing the harmful effects of sodium. - Improving salty and sodium-affected lands. - Soil preparation before vegetable and crop planting. - Improving root environment for trees and palms. - Reducing surface crusting and improving water entry. - Enhancing fertilizer efficiency by improving absorption environment. How does agricultural gypsum help reduce salinity? Agricultural gypsum supplies calcium to the soil, which helps displace harmful sodium from exchange sites. Afterward, sodium needs to be thoroughly washed out with irrigation water and properly drained, so gypsum alone does not work if the soil has poor drainage or irrigation is insufficient to flush out salts. In cases of severe salinity, it is recommended to support the program with suitable products from the salinity conditioners and soil improvement section, along with regular irrigation, proper drainage, and avoiding excessive use of high-salt fertilizers. How to use 25 kg of agricultural gypsum - Spreading: Evenly spread the gypsum on the soil surface. - Mixing: Preferably mix well with the topsoil at an appropriate depth. - Watering after application: Water the land immediately after application to help the gypsum dissolve and move within the soil profile. - General rate: Use between 0.8 to 2 kg per square meter depending on the salinity level and soil type. - For highly saline soils: It is preferable to divide the dose into two applications with a watering interval between them. - Gypsum can be used before planting during land preparation, or after planting when salinity symptoms appear, ensuring it does not contact sensitive plant stems directly in concentrated amounts, and relying on good irrigation after application. Gypsum for heavy and clay soils In heavy clay soils, gypsum helps improve soil structure and reduce compaction, which enhances water and air movement around roots. This feature is important for crops that are quickly affected by poor aeration or water pooling, as roots need a balanced environment of moisture and air to grow healthily. The results can be enhanced by adding supportive materials such as organic soil conditioners or suitable compost, as organic matter helps improve soil structure over time, alongside gypsum’s role in reducing sodium effects and improving permeability. When do you need agricultural gypsum? - When a salty or white crust appears on the soil surface. - When root growth is weak despite regular watering and fertilization. - When the soil becomes compacted or water permeability is poor. - When planting in heavy clay or sodium-affected soils. - Before preparing agricultural lands that need soil property improvement. Important tips before using agricultural gypsum - Gypsum is not a standalone solution for salinity; proper irrigation and drainage are necessary to wash out salts. - It is preferable to analyze soil and water when salinity is high or recurring problems occur. - Do not mix randomly with concentrated fertilizers without knowing compatibility. - Use the appropriate rate according to soil type and salinity level. - Store the bag in a dry place away from moisture before use. Difference between agricultural gypsum and organic fertilizer Agricultural gypsum is not compost or traditional organic fertilizer; it is a natural mineral soil enhancer containing calcium and sulfur. Its main function is to improve soil properties and reduce sodium and salinity effects, while organic fertilizers increase organic matter and enhance biological activity in the soil. Both can be used together as part of an integrated soil improvement program. Frequently asked questions about agricultural gypsum What is the benefit of agricultural gypsum for soil? It helps improve soil permeability, reduce sodium and salinity effects, enhance aeration, and support root growth by providing calcium and sulfur. Does agricultural gypsum permanently treat soil salinity? No, it does not permanently treat salinity by itself, but it helps reduce sodium effects and improve soil when used with proper irrigation, washing, and drainage. Can gypsum be used before planting? Yes, it is preferable to use it before planting during land preparation, mixing it with the soil and irrigating after to start working within the soil profile. Is gypsum suitable for trees and palms? Yes, it can be used for trees and palms when soil improvement and salinity reduction are needed, applying it around the root area away from the trunk directly. Does gypsum replace fertilizers? No, gypsum is a soil conditioner and a source of calcium and sulfur, but it does not replace a comprehensive fertilization program that includes macro and micronutrients based on plant needs. Order agricultural gypsum from Saudi Seeds Store If you are looking for a natural soil conditioner to help treat soil salinity, improve permeability, and support root growth, you can order 25 kg of agricultural gypsum from Saudi Seeds Store as part of soil improvement and salinity conditioners suitable for farms and gardens.