EXTRAN S

Bag of Yara Extran S

EXTRAN S (29% N + 16% SO3) is a quality size matched blended nitrogen and sulphur fertiliser offering a good balanced N-S ratio for use with cereal oilseed rape and grass.

Only available in Scotland.

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