Improving soil structure with gypsum

October 14th, 2009|

Gypsum works on improving spoil structure in two ways. Both depend upon the gypsum being dissolved by rain or irrigation water and entering the soil solution. The first is called the electrolyte effect which is based on the fact that swelling and clay dispersion of sodic clay soils decrease as the salinity of water

Choosing which gypsum to buy

April 22nd, 2009|

In deciding which gypsum to buy, the main points to consider are: the total cost of supply and application of gypsum, expressed on the basis of pure CaSO4.2H20 (Regyp - 90%+ pure), how quickly the gypsum dissolves in water (Regyp - up to four faster), how easily and evenly it spreads (Regyp - up to 30%

Gypsum Grades

December 22nd, 2008|

Grade 1 : Gypsum must contain a minimum of 15.0% sulphur (S) and a minimum of 19.0% Calcium (Ca). [Regyp gypsum] Grade 2 : Gypsum must contain a minimum of 12.5% sulphur (S) and a minimum of 15.5% Calcium (Ca). Grade 3 : Gypsum must contain a minimum of 10.0% sulphur (S) and a

REGYP

January 14th, 2007|

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