Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% Fertilizer

Katyayani Zinc Sulphate is a high-purity micronutrient fertilizer designed to correct zinc deficiency and boost overall crop yield. The product is built on Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate 33%, which provides 33% elemental zinc along with 15% sulphur for balanced soil nutrition. Zinc is a vital crop nutrient that plays a key role in chlorophyll production, root development, flowering, fruit setting, and seed quality. Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% works as a fast-acting white powder that dissolves easily and delivers zinc directly to the root zone or leaf surface. Suitable for paddy, wheat, maize, sugarcane, vegetables, fruits, oilseeds, and pulses, this fertilizer effectively cures khaira disease in paddy, white bud in maize, little leaf in cotton, and yellow leaf symptoms across most field crops.

Key Features and Benefits of Zinc Sulphate 33%:

• Dual Nutrition: Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% delivers elemental zinc plus sulphur in a single product, covering two key nutrient needs in one application.

• Cures Deficiency: This fertilizer rapidly fixes symptoms like khaira disease in paddy, white bud in maize, and little leaf in cotton within 2 to 3 weeks of use.

• Boosts Chlorophyll Production: This fertilizer helps plants build chlorophyll, giving darker green leaves and stronger photosynthesis through the season.

• Better Setting: Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% improves flower formation, fruit setting, and seed development across vegetables, pulses, and fruit crops.

• Strong Root Growth: This Katyayani fertilizer supports healthy root development, helping plants pull up water and nutrients more efficiently in dry seasons.

• 100% Water Soluble: The product dissolves fully in water, making Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% easy to use as soil application, foliar spray, drip fertigation, or seed treatment.

• Suitable For All Crops: This fertilizer works on cereals, pulses, oilseeds, vegetables, fruits, plantation, and cash crops alike.

Katyayani Zinc Sulphate Uses:

Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% is recommended for the following crops:

• Cereals: Paddy, Wheat, Maize, Jowar, Bajra

• Cash Crops: Sugarcane, Cotton, Tobacco

• Pulses: Tur, Chana, Moong, Urad, Soybean

• Oilseeds: Groundnut, Sunflower, Mustard, Sesame

• Vegetables: Tomato, Potato, Onion, Chilli, Brinjal, Okra, Cabbage, Cauliflower

• Fruits: Mango, Citrus, Banana, Guava, Pomegranate, Apple, Grapes

• Plantation: Coconut, Arecanut, Tea, Coffee, Cardamom

Katyayani Zinc Sulphate Dose:

Mix Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% as per the crop type and application method below. Use clean water for foliar and drip applications.

Note: Do not exceed the recommended dose. Overdosing on zinc can lead to a deficiency of iron, phosphorus, and copper in the crop.

How to Use Katyayani Zinc Sulphate:

1. Measure the required quantity of Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% as per the dose table and the crop area.

2. For soil application, mix the powder thoroughly with 100 to 200 kg of farmyard manure or compost, then broadcast evenly across the field before sowing.

3. For foliar spray, dissolve 5 to 10 grams of Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate 33% per litre of clean water in a half-filled spray tank, stir well, then top up the tank with remaining water.

4. Spray uniformly on both upper and lower leaf surfaces using a fine-mist nozzle for full coverage.

5. For drip fertigation, dissolve the powder fully in a small bucket of water first, then inject the solution into the drip line through a venturi or fertilizer tank.

6. For seed treatment, mix 5 g of the product with 10 ml of clean water to form a slurry, coat the seeds evenly, and air-dry in shade for 30 minutes before sowing.

7. Avoid mixing with phosphate fertilizers like DAP or SSP in the same tank, since phosphate ties up zinc and reduces its uptake by plants.

8. Always do a small jar test before tank-mixing Zinc Sulphate 33% with any other pesticide or nutrient.

Best Time to Apply:

For soil application, Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% works best when applied during field preparation, 7 to 10 days before sowing or transplanting. For foliar correction, spray Zinc Sulphate 33 in the cool morning or late evening hours, when humidity is high, and leaves absorb nutrients fastest. Avoid spraying during peak afternoon heat or just before rain.

Frequency of Application and Re-entry Period:

• Frequency of Application: Apply Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% as a soil application once per crop cycle. For visible deficiency correction, follow up with 2 to 3 foliar sprays of Zinc Sulphate 33% at 15-day intervals.

• Re-Entry Period: There is no waiting period after foliar spray. Field work can resume once the spray dries on the leaves, usually within 2 to 4 hours.

• Compatibility: Zinc Sulphate 33 mixes well with most urea, potash, bio-stimulants, and many pesticides. Do not mix with phosphate fertilizers, lime, Bordeaux mixture, or strongly alkaline products.

Safety Precautions and Handling:

• Wear chemical-resistant gloves, a face mask, goggles, and full-sleeve clothing while measuring, mixing, and spraying Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% to avoid skin and lung contact.

• Do not inhale the fine powder during weighing or mixing, since dust exposure can irritate the throat and lungs.

• Wash hands and exposed skin thoroughly with soap and water after every application of Zinc Sulphate 33%, especially before eating, drinking, or smoking.

• Avoid spraying in windy or rainy conditions, as drift can cause uneven crop coverage and possible contamination of neighbouring fields.

• Do not eat, drink, or smoke during the spray application or while handling the open pack.

• Keep used spray containers and empty packs out of reach of children and animals; rinse thoroughly and dispose of as per local waste rules.

• In case of accidental swallowing, drink plenty of water and seek medical help immediately, carrying the product label along to the doctor.

Storage Instructions:

• Store Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% in its original sealed pack in a cool, dry, well-ventilated room away from direct sunlight.

• Keep the pack away from moisture and humidity, since Zinc Sulphate 33% is hygroscopic and can clump when exposed to damp air.

• Store separately from food grains, animal feed, drinking water, and seed stock.

• Always keep the pack out of reach of children, pets, and farm animals.

• Storage Temperature: Below 30°C in cool, dry conditions.

• Shelf Life: 2 years from the date of manufacture when stored sealed and dry.

Product Specifications:

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) — Katyayani Zinc Sulphate / Zinc Sulphate 33%:

Q1. What is Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% used for?

Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% is used as a micronutrient fertilizer to correct zinc deficiency across all major crops. The product provides essential zinc and sulphur to plants, improving leaf colour, root development, flowering, fruit set, and final yield — useful in paddy, wheat, maize, vegetables, fruits, and pulses.

Q2. How do I identify zinc deficiency in my crop?

Common zinc deficiency symptoms include khaira disease in paddy (orange-brown leaf spots), white bud in maize, little leaf in cotton, yellowing between leaf veins, stunted growth, and poor flowering. A quick foliar spray of Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% usually corrects most of these symptoms within 2 to 3 weeks.

Q3. Can Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% be applied through drip irrigation?

Yes, Katyayani Zinc Sulphate 33% is water-soluble and works well in drip irrigation systems. Dissolve 1 to 2 kg in a small bucket of clean water first to make a pre-mix, then inject the solution into the drip line through a venturi or fertilizer tank for even distribution.

Q4. How much Zinc Sulphate is needed per acre?

For soil application, 10 to 25 kg of Zinc Sulphate 33 per acre is the standard recommendation, depending on soil zinc status and crop type. For foliar correction, dissolve 5 to 10 grams per litre of water and spray 200 to 300 litres per acre.

Q5. Can Zinc Sulphate 33% be mixed with other fertilizers in the same spray?

Zinc Sulphate mixes well with urea, potash, bio-stimulants, and most pesticides. Do not mix with phosphate fertilizers like DAP, SSP, MAP, or with lime, Bordeaux mixture, or strongly alkaline products — these tie up zinc and reduce its uptake by plants.