Agricultural sulfur for dusting

Agricultural sulfur for dusting Saf Sulfur, insect repellent and fungicide beneficial for the plant. Agricultural sulfur for dusting Saf – Saf Sulfur: At this time, pest infestations increase due to the temperature dropping between 25°C and 35°C, so it is better to dust the plant with sulfur powder, as it is considered an insect repellent and beneficial for the plant, in addition to being a fungicide. The importance of agricultural sulfur for dusting from Saf lies in its benefit as a fungicidal disinfectant for soil diseases, and it also helps in the formation of amino acids inside the plant. It is known that leguminous plants like beans, chickpeas, and peas have bacterial nodules in their roots containing bacteria that fix nitrogen from the air into the soil, and here its importance lies in obtaining the nitrogen the plant needs. Sulfur is an essential element for plant nutrition as it is part of three essential amino acids for the plant, namely cysteine, cystine, and methionine, and it also participates in the composition of vitamin B, which plays a major role in the plant's respiration process. It is related to the entry of air into the composition of the gaseous substances that give aroma and the distinctive smell to some vegetables such as onions, garlic, and cumin. Sulfur is a strong natural fungicide for white spot and powdery mildew or late blight in case of using it as a dusting treatment for these diseases, and it is dusted using dusting machines or manually. Dusting is done after spraying with one of the basic fungicides. The sulfur is considered a natural and safe fungicide for human health, as dusting it on crops that contain, in a general way, peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes, and fennel, in case of washing vegetables well before eating or consuming because it is an inert fungicide and does not enter with the plant juice. Therefore, frequent dusting is used during the green vegetables season, which is produced or even during the harvest period in Khokh and Anab. This relies on pest control during that period on dusting with sulfur. Sulfur works to reduce the degree of soil acidity, especially those suffering from increased levels of potassium (potassium salts or sodium), and is considered a treatment and soil conditioner, especially when added with basic fertilization before plowing or even added to the soil surface in the presence of plants. It is preferable to add it after tillage and before compaction, leveling, and planning with the following rates: Leguminous and ground crops at 200 kg per feddan Cereal crops at 100 kg per feddan Vegetable fruit crops at 150 kg per feddan Leafy and aromatic medicinal crops at 100 kg per feddan Fruits: half a kilogram per tree Origin: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Net weight: 25 kilograms