Granulated Potash is a mined POTASSIUM CHLORIDE? Typically it is 47% chloride and also contains Iron.

 (The amount of iron varies but the redder the prill the more iron it contains).

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While granular potash does provide potassium to the crop, it also releases chloride which is a salt.

Salts negatively affect the soil's pH balance and pulls moisture away from the root of the plant.

The chloride in Potash causes the soil to lock up. The potassium and other nutrients can not properly reach the plant.
Depending on weather and soil pH, typically only 0.1% to 2.0% of the Potassium is ever used.

The Iron in some Potash can be problematic as well.

Small amounts of iron are good and necessary for chlorophyll production in the plant, but too much iron will inhibit

the plant's ability to properly absorb energy from sunlight which affects protein building! 

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 Super-K-29 is CHLORIDE FREE and formulated to do more!

Fortified with a very specific set of complex carbohydrates it provides long-lasting ENERGY that helps

to activate microbial activity in the soil! Plants not only use the potassium more effectively but also

Super-K29 helps balance the soil pH similar to how lime does!

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Grazing and Hay Production.

Super-K-29 helps trigger Amino Acid and Chlorophyll function which leads to protein building! 

MORE PRODUCTION - MORE PROTEIN BUILDING - VERY COST-EFFECTIVE