EDDHA iron chelates are widely recognized as one of the most effective iron sources for crops grown in alkaline and calcareous soils.
The EDDHA chelation structure helps protect iron from precipitation and fixation, allowing it to remain available for plant uptake even under challenging soil conditions.
EDDHA iron products are commonly used in:
Field Crops
Orchards
Vineyards
Turf & Landscape
Greenhouse Production
WHY EDDHA-Fe
Key Benefits
High-pH Soil Performance
Supports iron availability in alkaline soils.
Long-Lasting Availability
Provides stable iron nutrition over time.
Rapid Chlorosis Correction
Supports recovery from iron deficiency symptoms.
Versatile Applications
Suitable for soil application and fertigation systems.
Fe 6% EDDHA Iron Chelate
Typical Specifications
Item
Specification
Iron (Fe)
6.0%
Ortho-Ortho Content
≥ 4.8% Or others
Appearance
Dark Granules/Powder
Solubility
Fully Water Soluble
Application
Soil & Fertigation
Recommended Applications
Agriculture
Field crops and specialty crop nutrition programs.
Greenhouse Production
High-value crop nutrition systems.
Turf & Landscape
Golf course and professional turf nutrition.
Home & Garden
Consumer lawn and garden nutrition products.
OEM & Private Label
Custom formulation and brand development.
Why EDDHA Instead of Conventional Iron Sources?
Iron Source
High-pH Stability
Iron Sulfate
Low
EDTA Iron
Moderate
DTPA Iron
Moderate
EDDHA Iron
Excellent
EDDHA chelates are specifically designed to maintain iron availability in alkaline soils where conventional iron sources may become unavailable to crops.
Bulk Supply & OEM Opportunities
TerraNutrix supports fertilizer manufacturers, formulators, distributors, and agricultural brands seeking reliable EDDHA iron supply and OEM cooperation opportunities.
Support includes:
✔ Bulk ingredient supply
✔ Private label opportunities
✔ Flexible packaging options
✔ Technical documentation support
✔ International shipping support
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