Studies on the evaluation of the possibility of replacing phosphorus-potassium fertilization by PRP SOL application in corn were conducted in 2007-2011 in the fields of experimental station belonging to RDA Złotniki Gorzyń Department of Agronomy, Poznan University of Life Sciences. PRP SOL is phosphorus-potassium fertilizer allowed to use in ecological farming. Replacement of traditional phosphorus-potassium fertilization by the use of PRP SOL in maize for grain, in four out of five years of research, led to a significant increase in grain yield. This increase depended on the weather and ranged from 6.1 dt·ha-1 in 2008 to 11.9 dt·ha-1, which allowed to improve the financial effect of 313.8 PLN·ha-1 in 2008 to 1187.9 PLN·ha-1 in 2009. The opposite effect was demonstrated in 2001, the year of a three-month drought in the period April- June, in which the use of PRP SOL resulted in a decrease in grain yield by 10.7 dt·ha-1 and loss of 781.4 PLN·ha-1. Plants grown with the use of PRP SOL had a higher rate of greenness SPAD, higher TKW, grain moisture at harvest and higher content of starch and lower protein in the dry matter of grain. Other characteristics showed only a tendency to the favourable response to this fertilizer.