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Comparing 98G and SO4 with Midwest Liming/Sulfur Bulk Product (MLSBP)

by | Nov 8, 2024 | Ag, Company

Comparing 98G and SO4 with Midwest Liming/Sulfur Bulk Product (MLSBP)

Calcium Products recently compared a Midwest Liming/Sulfur Bulk Product (MLSBP) with our products, 98G and SO4, to evaluate their effectiveness in sulfur and soil pH management. Below are the main competitive advantages for 98G and SO4 vs. MLSBP.

98G: Efficient Soil pH Correction and Maintenance

For soil pH management, 98G is highly effective. Its higher calcium content, CCE/ECCE, and consistent pellet size mean lower application rates and more precise pH correction than bulk liming products like MLSBP. The fine grind and pelletized form of 98G provides more surface area for pH neutralization, leading to quicker and more consistent results in the field. Additionally, 98G can be blended with other dry fertilizers, making it possible to apply in a single pass, saving time and reducing application costs.

SO4: Reliable Sulfur Source with Consistent Availability

SO4 offers a higher concentration of both total and sulfate-sulfur (the plant-available form) compared to MLSBP, allowing for lower application rates while maintaining crop health. Its uniform particle size improves application accuracy, allowing greater control over sulfur delivery. SO4 also supplies soluble calcium, beneficial for soil structure and plant health, and its gradual sulfur release supports crop demand over the growing season, particularly in sulfur-deficient soils.

Both products have clear advantages for targeted soil management.

For a full breakdown of these findings and comparisons, please see our Competitive Product Analysis.

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