Soil Improvement & Yield-Increasing Fertilizer Solutions for Black Soil in Ukraine
Project Background: Large areas of black arable land are distributed across Ukraine, mainly planted with three staple crops: wheat, corn and soybean. Long-term continuous cropping combined with seasonal drought leads to loss of soil organic matter, soil compaction, declining arable land fertility and drastically reduced nutrient utilization efficiency of conventional fertilizers.
Original Pain Points:
Long-term continuous cropping depletes black soil organic matter and causes compaction, leading to continuous degradation of arable land fertility.
Conventional fertilizers release nutrients rapidly under drought conditions, resulting in massive nutrient loss and low fertilizer absorption efficiency.
Imported chemical fertilizers must comply with EU fertilizer regulation EU2019/1009 and pesticide residue limit standards. Ordinary fertilizers lack complete compliance documents and cannot pass Ukraine's agricultural market access review.
7dchem Solutions
Core fertilizer raw materials: Ammonium Nitrate, Diammonium Phosphate (DAP).
Ammonium Nitrate: Total nitrogen ≥34%, added mineral anti-caking additives, slow-release nutrient cycle of 30–60 days with stable water solubility.
Diammonium Phosphate (DAP, 18-46-0): Total nutrients ≥64%, uniform particle size and strong storage stability, matching long-term fertilization demands in arid regions.
Supporting technical service: Soil sampling and testing for plots, customized fertilization ratio schemes dedicated to wheat, corn and soybean crops.
Export supporting service: Chemical fertilizer qualification declaration, third-party pesticide residue testing, tariff calculation and cross-border customs clearance coordination.
Comprehensive agricultural planting service: Black soil quality testing, customized fertilization schemes for grain crops, on-site field application technical guidance; synchronized chemical fertilizer qualification filing, pesticide residue testing, tariff declaration, cross-border customs clearance coordination and compliance dossier archiving.
Implementation Results
Slow-release fertilizers adapt to arid black soil environments in Ukraine, effectively alleviating soil compaction and organic matter loss, greatly improving fertilizer nutrient utilization efficiency, and delivering remarkable crop yield growth verified by field tests.
Inquiry channels: Ukraine hotline: +380 44358 0218; Poland hotline: +48 732 084 37. Fertilizer samples can be sent for customers to independently test soil adaptability, fertilizer efficiency and pesticide residue levels.
Disclaimer: All working conditions, nutrient parameters, field test data and customs clearance records in this case are sourced from real project archives. Final fertilization schemes and supply cycles shall be subject to on-site survey and evaluation results, as black soil quality, climate and planting modes differ across regions.