Company Name:

CLASSIC CROP SCIENCE

Product Name:

CARBON KING

Technical Name:

Organic Carbon

Description:

CARBON KING is an organic carbon-based soil conditioner and plant nutrition enhancer developed to improve soil fertility, increase organic matter, and promote healthy crop growth. It enhances soil structure, stimulates beneficial microbial activity, improves nutrient availability, and increases water-holding capacity. Regular application helps improve root development, crop vigor, and overall productivity.

Technical Name:

Organic Carbon

Mode of Action:

CARBON KING enriches the soil with organic carbon, which improves soil physical, chemical, and biological properties. It stimulates beneficial soil microorganisms, enhances nutrient retention and uptake, improves root growth, and increases the efficiency of fertilizers, resulting in healthier plants and better yields.

Feature & Benefit:

• Increases soil organic carbon content.
• Improves soil fertility and structure.
• Enhances beneficial microbial activity.
• Promotes strong root growth and plant vigor.
• Improves nutrient availability and fertilizer use efficiency.
• Increases water-holding capacity of the soil.
• Enhances tolerance to drought and environmental stress.
• Improves crop yield and produce quality.
• Suitable for sustainable and integrated farming practices.

Application Method:

• Soil Application: Broadcast uniformly and incorporate into the soil before sowing or around the root zone of standing crops.
• Can be applied along with organic manures or recommended fertilizers.
• Irrigate after application for better effectiveness.

Dose:

General Recommendation:

• 10–25 kg per acre (depending on crop, soil condition, and organic carbon status).
• Follow the manufacturer's label recommendations for crop-specific dosage.

Pests:

Not Applicable.
CARBON KING is an organic soil conditioner/plant nutrition product and does not directly control insects, diseases, or weeds.

Uses:

Suitable for:

• Cereals
• Pulses
• Oilseeds
• Cotton
• Sugarcane
• Fruits
• Vegetables
• Plantation crops
• Floriculture
• Horticultural crops
• Nursery and greenhouse cultivation