Overview
Understanding Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)
Monoammonium phosphate is a concentrated source of phosphorus with a smaller amount of ammonium nitrogen. Its high phosphate analysis makes it useful near planting when soil tests indicate phosphorus demand, while its mildly acidic reaction around the dissolving granule may support phosphorus availability in some soil conditions. Exact grade and physical specification are confirmed for each quotation.
Wana Ventures presents this information as general product guidance. The quoted source, nutrient analysis, particle size, treatment, colour and other physical or chemical characteristics are confirmed for the specific enquiry. Buyers should review the final documentation and ensure the selected material is appropriate for local regulations and intended agricultural use.
Key characteristics
What to consider
Nutrient role
Concentrated phosphate content supports efficient nutrient handling and placement.
Field handling
Provides a modest amount of ammonium nitrogen alongside phosphorus.
Programme fit
Commonly suited to banding or basal programmes with correct separation.
Supply flexibility
Consistent granules can support accurate mechanical application and blending.
Typical applications
Where this grade may fit
Starter programmes for maize, cereals and selected field crops.
Root development at establishment where phosphorus demand is confirmed.
Fertilizer blends needing a concentrated phosphate component.
Band or basal placement following seed-safety and soil recommendations.
Fertilizer choice and rate should be based on soil analysis, crop requirement, expected yield, climate and local practice. Confirm the programme with a qualified agronomist; this page is not a crop-specific recommendation.
Packaging & handling
Options coordinated for your order
Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP) enquiries can be discussed in 50 kg bags, 1-ton bags (jumbo bags) or bulk. Availability, specifications, packaging configuration, minimum or maximum order quantities and delivery arrangements are subject to confirmation during quotation.
Keep fertilizer dry, covered and separated from moisture, heat, incompatible materials, food and animal feed. Use suitable protective equipment, follow the supplier safety data sheet and local rules, and maintain orderly stock rotation. Do not store fertilizer where runoff could enter drains or waterways. Specific transport and storage requirements depend on the confirmed product and documentation.
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