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All crops need sulfur to grow and form proteins. In fact, sulfur is considered to be “The Fourth Nutrient” behind nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Where sulfur is lacking, crop yield and quality will suffer. Plants can become spindly and stunted, and new growth turns a yellowish green color. See Crop Nutrition for more information on the importance of sulfur.
