The New Standard
For phosphate fertilizer
Winner of the 2024 EPA Green Chemistry Challenge
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Sustainable
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Not Water Soluble
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Environmentally Friendly
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Resists Leaching into Surface Water
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Ideal for Organic Growing Practices
"PhoSul is the most sustainable and environmentally safe method of liberating rock phosphate for agricultural production in the world."
Chemical Engineer
How PhoSul Works
Grows With Nature®
PhoSul utilizes an all natural, patented process that blends phosphate rock, sulfur, and amorphous silicon into a homogenous mineral granule, is not water soluble, and does not runoff in surface water.
All Ingredients are OMRI Listed and when activated, start a microbial reaction that creates a "calcium sink" allowing the natural liberation of phosphate, making it almost all entirely plant available.
PhoSul is environmentally friendly and mineralizes soils. Applied to phosphorous deficient soils it competes in both performance and economics with chemical produced phosphate fertilizers. Learn more by downloading the Mineralization PDF or view the Phosul Power Point below.
PhoSul is Proven Science
Validated in the Lab, Greenhouse and Field
PhoSul has been working with four of Montana State University research stations on a variety of field crop tests (wheat and alfalfa) over the last four years at several of the MSU Agricultural stations including those at:
• Moccasin, MT
• Corvallis, MT
• Fort Ellis / Bozeman, MT
• Sydney, MT
Additional commercial field testing has been conducted on Potatoes, Alfalfa, Canola, Winter, Wheat, Spring Wheat, and a variety of fruits, vegetables, and berries. PDF reports from these tests and others can be found by clicking the "More Science" link below.
About PhoSul
PhoSul History
PhoSul was born from within the industry of fertilizers and farmers by a team of committed individuals that believed the world could do better growing more quality food with less impact to the environment.
PhoSul, LLC was incorporated in 2018 after initial trials of the PhoSul® product proved successful. Patent filing followed as well as studies by Montana State University that validated the technology and aided in product formulation. Until recently, PhoSul® was granulated at ProPeat's Fertilizer Plant in Sugar City, Idaho where the formula was finalized and OMRI registered.
On January 5th, 2024 PhoSul® signed a joint venture with Falcon Isle Resources to launch a granulation plant in Delta, Utah and gain access to Falcon Isle's local rock phosphate mine.
PhoSul® is sold in bulk to both organic and traditional farmers and can be ordered for delivery by Home and Garden enthusiasts via the Home Depot website.
PhoSul Facts
Facts You Should Know
PhoSul has multiple benefits compared to other commercial phosphate fertilizers that all add up to favorable economics and less pollution to the earth.
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Also contains Sulfur, Silicon, and Calcium.
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Is NOT water soluble and breaks down through natural microbial action.
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Does NOT leach or runoff fields into waterways.
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Positive effects for multiple growing seasons.
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Less applications saves time, fuel, and fertilizer.
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Not a temporary fix, it mineralizes and makes soils healthy and alive for the longterm.
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Favorable results in field trials compared side by side to commercial Phosphate fertilizers.
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1/5 the Carbon footprint of conventional Phosphate fertilizers (MAP/DAP).
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Competitive with current commodity pricing of conventional (non-organic) Phosphate fertilizers.
Purchase PhoSul
Phosul Professional Ag
Currently available in two granule sizes... Distributors, Dealers, Customers please contact us for pricing.
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240 SGN (fairway grade/mediums)
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120 SGN (greens grade/smalls)
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120/240 blended
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For all orders contact us below
Home and Garden
Order 25lb bags online directly to your home by visiting The Home Depot website.
Application Rates
Application rates depend on soil tests and crop requirements, however if you are using 11-52 or MAP, you can safely apply the same number of pounds of PhoSul with confidence to attain more of phosphate actually delivered to you crop(s).