The introduction of the `clay buster' in liquid form allows ease of application and more precision in placement.

A high-analysis source of micronised natural gypsum combined in a free-flowing suspension with fulvic acid and soil-life metabolites. The soil conditioning capacity of gypsum is dramatically magnified with the huge increase in surface area associated with a tiny 5 micron particle size.

Packaging.

• 1 litre, (1.52kg), 5 litres (7.45kg), 20 litres (30.2kg), 200 litres (310kg).
  Weight per volume: 1.45

Information:

• More convenient and easier to apply than conventional gypsum. A 'fast food' source of calcium and sulfur.
• 25 litres is equivalent to 1 tonne of gypsum (in terms of calcium solubility)
• The tiny particle size ensures improved coverage and amplifies the soil conditioning and clay-busting capacity of gypsum.
• A sulfur-based protein builder for cereal crops and pasture.
• Ideal for organic growers seeking a natural source of calcium and sulfur.
• Also contains biological metabolites derived from: Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus megaterium, Azotobacter vinelandii, Pseudomonas flourescens, Pseudomonas putida, Rhizobium japonicum, Pseudomonas stutzeri, Rhizobium leguminosarum, Streptomyces albidoflavus, Streptomyces cellulosae, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Chaetomium globosum, and Trichoderma fgnorum.
• An efficient mid season supplement for sulfur-hungry crops like canola and root crops.
• A 'spoon-feeding' option for light, sandy soils with poor retention of both calcium and sulfur.
• Aids in root-zone management of sodium in high-sodium soils.
• Useful in the management of high magnesium in the rhizosphere.
• BFA certified organic.

Application Rates:

• Foliar: Broadacre: 2 - 5 litres per hectare. Horticulture: 4 - 10 litres per hectare.
• Fertigation or Boomspray onto the soil: 20 - 50 litres per hectare.
• Liquid injection at planting: 10 to 20 litres per hectare
• Dilution Rate: Minimum of 1:50.

Note:

• Shake or stir well before use. Spray tank will require constant agitation to prevent settlement of solids.
• MMS products involve tiny 5 micron particles which are far too small in themselves to clog filters. However, if they are inadequately diluted or agitated before application, there is a possibility of problems with spray equipment. MMS products should be slowly applied to the spray tank to avoid problems.
• MMS products are very heavy and every care should be taken when handling these materials to avoid back injury.
• MMS products will leave a visible residue on leaves and fruit when used as a foliar. Soil applications may be preferable if this residue is commercially inappropriate.
• Compatible with most other liquid fertilisers except phosphate products.

© Steve Cselka 2002 - 2011