Many people associate gypsum only with construction, but it also plays a vital role in agriculture.
How Gypsum Helps Soil
Improves Soil Structure
Breaks up compact soil, allowing roots to grow deeper.
Reduces Salinity
Neutralizes sodium in saline soils.
Adds Essential Nutrients
Supplies calcium and sulfur needed for crop growth.
Enhances Water Penetration
Allows better irrigation efficiency.
Crops That Benefit Most
- Rice
- Wheat
- Corn
- Vegetables
- Fruit orchards
Using gypsum powder regularly can significantly improve yield and soil fertility over time.