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CSLP 42% Emerging as a Key Organic Fertilizer Ingredient

2025,06,13
Organic Fertilizer Corn Steep Liquor Powder 42 (CSLP 42%) is gaining widespread attention as a powerful organic input for water-soluble and biofertilizer formulations.

Derived from the corn wet-milling process, Corn Steep Liquor For Agriculture is rich in organic nitrogen, peptides, amino acids, and minerals. With a typical protein content of 42%, it offers farmers a sustainable, fast-acting nutrient source that supports soil health and plant growth.

Why CSLP 42% is in Demand:

  • High Organic Nitrogen Content – Ideal for boosting microbial activity in soil.

  • Water Soluble & Easy to Apply – Perfect for fertigation and foliar spray systems.

  • Cost-Effective – Offers excellent value compared to other organic nitrogen sources.

  • Eco-Friendly – Supports organic farming and reduces dependency on chemical fertilizers.

100% Water Souble organic Fertizilizer Corn Steep Liquor Powder 42 is widely used in the production of liquid fertilizers, compound biofertilizers, and microbial fermentation media, especially in organic-certified agriculture.

With global demand for sustainable farming inputs on the rise, NPK Fertilizer Corn Steep Liquor powder 42% is becoming a key ingredient in eco-efficient crop nutrition strategies.


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