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Fertilizer International 528 Sep-Oct 2025

15 September 2025

Pursell launches Stampede

Pursell launches Stampede

Pursell Agri-Tech launched Stampede, its new NPK fertilizer range, at the Southwestern Fertilizer Conference (SWFC) in Nashville in July.

Featuring premium-grade NPK products, the new range is designed to efficiently deliver a well-balanced supply of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium – by combining ammonium and nitrate nitrogen, 100% water-soluble phosphate, and potassium in homogeneous prills.

Stampede NPKs are “ideal for improving plant health and stress tolerance, early crop growth, and root development, as well as flowering and fruiting”, according to Pursell. Customised formulations with additional macronutrients and micronutrients will also be available.

Key benefits include:

• Homogeneous, dust-free prills to ensure even distribution and consistent nutrient delivery

• Dual nitrogen forms: nitrate for quick uptake and ammonium for maintained feeding

• Low salt index that is gentle on sensitive plants and seedlings

• Easy, precise application for accurate calibration and uniform feeding.

The launch of Stampede follows Pursell’s appointment of Richard Newman as its Director of NPK Sales in May. Mr Newman will be responsible for the company’s overall strategy for NPKs and strengthening Pursell’s innovative product offerings.

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