It is an acidic fertilizer and contains 12% nitrogen (N) and 61% phosphorus (P2O5). It is produced as a result of the reaction of ammonia and phosphoric acid. The manure is cooled, dried and sieved before storage. MAP is a fertilizer containing the highest amount of phosphorus (61% P2O5) among all phosphorus fertilizers. It is a very good fertigation (applied by drip/sprinkler irrigation) fertilizer since it dissolves completely and easily in water and does not dissolve and leave inert matter like other phosphorus fertilizers. If phosphorus needs to be given, it is a fertilizer that can be applied to the soil with water at the beginning of the development period and to the leaves with a sprayer at every period.