Sulfur in Agriculture

Sulfur has emerged as a cornerstone in modern agricultural systems due to its ability to improve soil chemistry and crop productivity. Its active role in forming amino acids, vitamins, and enzymes makes it indispensable for plant metabolism. In sulfur-deficient soils, farmers often face stunted growth and poor-quality yields, especially in cereal and oilseed crops. Incorporating sulfur fertilizers helps correct these deficiencies, promoting greener leaves, stronger stems, and higher grain or fruit quality. Moreover, sulfur applications can reduce harmful soil alkalinity, enhancing the efficiency of other nutrients and fertilizers used in precision farming systems.