
Global agriculture is undergoing a major transformation driven by the need for higher yield efficiency, improved nutrient management, and sustainable soil health practices. In this context, nitrogen-sulfur fertilizers are gaining increasing attention from both farmers and fertilizer manufacturers.
Among them, ASN fertilizer (Ammonium Sulfate Nitrate) has emerged as one of the most efficient and widely adopted nitrogen-sulfur fertilizer solutions in global agriculture markets.
At Risso, we continuously observe strong global demand growth for ASN-based fertilizer products, particularly in regions facing sulfur-deficient soils and intensive crop production systems.
ASN fertilizer combines nitrogen and sulfur in a balanced and plant-available form, making it highly effective for improving crop performance, protein formation, and nitrogen use efficiency.
ASN fertilizer stands for:

Sulfur deficiency has become a global issue due to reduced industrial sulfur emissions and intensified crop production systems. This has significantly reduced natural sulfur deposition in agricultural soils.
As a result:Sulfur is now widely recognized as the “fourth major nutrient” alongside NPK in modern agronomy.
ASN fertilizer provides a stable nitrogen release system with reduced volatilization compared to conventional nitrogen fertilizers.
Sulfur plays a key role in amino acid and protein formation, directly influencing crop quality.
Studies show that sulfur deficiency can severely restrict yield potential even when nitrogen levels are adequate.
Unlike elemental sulfur fertilizers, ASN provides sulfate sulfur, which is immediately available for plant uptake.
ASN is widely used in:
👉 At Risso, ASN fertilizer is developed with a focus on high purity raw materials and stable granulation technology to ensure consistent nutrient release performance.
In sulfur-deficient soils, ASN often outperforms urea in both yield and crop quality outcomes.

ASN fertilizer is particularly effective for sulfur-demanding crops:
ASN fits well into precision agriculture systems.
Modern agriculture increasingly favors fertilizers that deliver both productivity and environmental performance.

The global nitrogen-sulfur fertilizer market is experiencing steady growth due to:
According to industry analysis, demand for sulfate-based fertilizers continues to grow as farmers diversify nitrogen sources beyond urea.
ASN fertilizer (Ammonium Sulfate Nitrate) is becoming increasingly important in global agriculture due to its balanced nitrogen and sulfur nutrition, high efficiency, and strong crop response.
As global agriculture shifts toward sustainable and high-efficiency fertilization systems, ASN is expected to play a growing role in improving crop yield, quality, and nutrient management strategies.
At the same time, Risso continues to focus on delivering high-quality nitrogen-sulfur fertilizer solutions that support modern agricultural productivity and global food security.
ASN fertilizer (Ammonium Sulfate Nitrate) is used to supply crops with both nitrogen and sulfur, improving yield, protein formation, and overall crop quality in modern agriculture.
The common grade is 26-0-0 + 13S, containing ammonium nitrogen, nitrate nitrogen, and sulfate sulfur in a plant-available form.
Sulfur supports protein synthesis, enzyme activity, and nitrogen metabolism. It enhances nitrogen use efficiency and helps prevent yield loss in sulfur-deficient soils.
Compared to urea, ASN provides both nitrogen and sulfur, reduces nitrogen loss, and improves crop quality, especially in sulfur-deficient agricultural regions.
Crops such as wheat, barley, corn, canola, soybean, sunflower, potato, and cotton respond strongly to ASN fertilizer due to their high sulfur demand.
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