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How do you calculate the fertilizer requirement from percentage to ppm and ppm to percentage?

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ppm to %

There is a factor of 10,000 between ppm and percentage: ppm stands for parts per million, whereas percent means per hundred, and there is a factor of 10,000 between one hundred and one million. To go from ppm to percentage, divide my 10,000 and from percentage to ppm multiply by 10,000. Hope this helps.

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