MAP (Mono-Ammonium Phosphate) is a major cropping fertilisers used in Australia as a source of phosphorus and nitrogen, MAP fertiliser and MAP blends are used extensively in cropping systems and for sowing pastures. The low level of nitrogen makes it useful as a ‘starter’ fertiliser and as there is no free ammonia, the risk of affecting germinating seeds is minimal. GENERAL MAP SPECIFICATIONS – NH4H2PO4 N %w/w 10.0 P %w/w 21.9 K %w/w 0.0 S %w/w 1.5 MAP is made by ammoniating phosphoric acid. The ratio of ammonia (NH3) to phosphoric acid (H3PO4) determines which product is produced. MAP fertiliser (NH3 +H3PO4 -> NH4H2PO4).
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