Introducing LR1129 - Native Rice Husk Biochar Fertilizer Slow-release Agent

Greetings to all agriculture enthusiasts and researchers! Today, we are excited to introduce LR1129, a high-quality biochar fertilizer specifically designed for seedling cultivation experiments at university agricultural research institutes. This remarkable product is sourced from Henan, China, and proudly brought to you by BlueSun, a renowned brand in the industry.

LR1129 is a native carbon biochar derived from rice husks, carefully processed to retain its natural properties. Its appearance is a fine black powder, and it is categorized as a primary carbon product. With a particle size ranging from 20 to 200 mesh, it offers flexibility for different application purposes.

This fertilizer is ideal for soil improvement, making it highly suitable for agricultural research institutes and the farming industry. Its main function is to activate and revitalize the soil, providing a conducive environment for plant growth and development.

One of the key features of LR1129 is its slow-release properties. The biochar acts as a long-lasting nutrient source, gradually releasing essential elements into the soil over time. This ensures a sustained supply of nutrients to the plants, promoting healthy growth and improving overall crop yield.

In addition to its excellent performance, we are delighted to offer a complimentary sample of LR1129. This allows you to experience its benefits firsthand before making a purchase. Simply contact us to request your free sample and witness the remarkable effects of LR1129 on your crops.

LR1129 is the result of extensive research and development conducted by our team of experts at BlueSun. We are dedicated to delivering innovative and effective solutions to enhance agricultural practices and contribute to sustainable farming.

For further information or to place an order, please visit our website or contact our customer service team. We look forward to supporting your research endeavors and helping you achieve optimal results in the field of agriculture.