Zambia

Vegetable Crops

Fortified organic fertilizers that reduce inputs while improving soil health and nutrient balance.

Formulated for premium produce

Premium produce starts with a living soil. Atlas fertilizers combine organic carbon with balanced nutrients to stimulate soil biology and strengthen root growth. Grow vegetables with deeper colour, better flavour, and longer shelf-life while reducing inputs and building soil that gets more productive every season.

Why Farmers Choose Atlas

Fertilizer That Delivers Season After Season

Balanced
Nutrition

Complete NPK plus sulphur, micro and trace elements.

Healthier
Soil

Builds organic matter instead of depleting it.

Resilient
Crops

Stronger roots, less stress in dry or cold spells.

Safe for
Sensitive Crops

Low-burn risk with organically buffered blends.

Higher
Yields

Steady nutrition that translates into bigger harvests.

Our Vegetable Fertilizers

For Vegetable Growers

Basal-Mix 9.7.7
Basal Blend | Product Specifications: 50kg bag – powder or pelletised form.
Balanced NPK base for potatoes, onions and small-scale maize.

Basal-Mix is a favourite NPK blend on bulb, tuber and row crops, often used as the main fertilizer in the programme. When you apply enough to meet the crop’s nitrogen demand, it usually covers the rest of the NPK too, keeping things simple at planting.

Where soil tests or yield goals call for more, Basal-Mix pairs easily with N-Boost, Nitro-K or High-K to reach targets in a few straightforward applications instead of juggling multiple products.

Benefits:
  • Farmers’ notice: fewer products required for more consistent yields
  • Dual action: feeds today’s crop while rebuilding soil for next season
  • Slow-release formula: nutrients stay available longer, reducing waste and leaching
  • Soil health: supports active soil life for better structure and nutrient uptake
  • Low burn risk: organically buffered, low-salt formulation safe for delicate growth stages
How to Apply:
  • Incorporate into soil at bed-prep to achieve phosphate targets. Use in conjunction with The Real McCoy or Organi-C as a potassium dressing.
Veg-Mix 7.9.9
Basal Blend | Product Specifications: 50kg bag – powder or pelletised form.
Bean-Mix 4.14.10
Basal Blend | Product Specifications: 50kg bag – powder or pelletised form.
Organi-S 7.21.7
Basal Blend | Product Specifications: 50kg bag – powder or pelletised form.
The Real McCoy 6.4.12
Topdress Blend | Product Specifications: 50kg bag – powder or pelletised form.
N-Boost 12.2.1
Topdress Blend | Product Specifications: 50kg bag – powder or pelletised form.
Tropi-K 4.1.19
Topdress Blend | Product Specifications: 50kg bag – powder or pelletised form.
High-K 6.2.20
Topdress Blend | Product Specifications: 50kg bag – powder or pelletised form.
Flower & Fruit 7.5.15
Topdress Blend | Product Specifications: 50kg bag – powder or pelletised form.

Technical Specifications Summary

Field-tested Insights

Practical advice from Atlas agronomists on soil health, crop nutrition, and sustainable growing practices that deliver results across diverse growing conditions.

Soil Health
Putting Life Back Into Your Soil
South African commercial agriculture operates at a demanding intersection of climatic uncertainty and economic volatility. For today's farmers, the margin for error has eroded to near non-existence.
Soil Health
Less Soil on the Tyre. Healthier Soil in the Field.
In South African commercial agriculture, operational efficiency is directly tied to profitability. Every tractor pass across a paddock comes with a clear financial cost; fuel, operator hours, and mechanical wear and tear; alongside a hidden agronomic cost: soil compaction.
Soil Health
Living Soil. Healthy Crops.
True agricultural yield is built from the ground up. For decades, modern farming practices have treated soil as an inert medium; a physical anchor to be flooded with synthetic chemical fertilizers. However, feeding the plant while neglecting the subterranean ecosystem eventually degrades soil structure, leading to hardpan conditions, poor water holding capacity, and declining nutrient efficiency.
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