Traditional slow-release fertilizers often rely on urea coated in plastic to control how nutrients are released. As coatings break down, they can leave residual plastic in the soil and affect long-term soil quality.

ProPeat uses ammonium sulfate, Magnum 52 phosphate, and sphagnum peat in homogeneous granules. The carbon-rich peat acts as a natural carrier to hold and deliver nutrients efficiently without plastic coatings.

ProPeat takes a different approach. Instead of using plastic coatings, it combines ammonium sulfate, Magnum 52 phosphate, and sphagnum peat into uniform, homogeneous granules. The carbon-rich peat acts as a natural carrier that holds and delivers nutrients efficiently without introducing plastics into the soil.