Improvement of conditions of mineral nutrition, increase of productivity of photosynthesis, strengthening plant resistance to fungal diseases |
ECOLINE Phosphite (К) 1 l/ha + Ecoline Grain Chelat 1-1.5 l/ha
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Improving mineral nutrition conditions, increasing photosynthesis productivity, strengthening of plant resistance to fungal diseases |
ECOLINE Phosphite (К) 1 l/ha + ECOLINE Magnesium (Chelates) 1 l/ha
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Strengthening growth process the process is problematic crops |
ECOLINE Phosphite (К) 1-1.5 l/ha
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Strengthening of growth processes, acceleration growth and development |
GROS Rootgrowth 1 l/t + ECOLINE Phosphite (К) 0.5 l/t
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Seed treatment (dressing) | Tillering (autumn) | Exit in the tube | Flag leaf | |
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According to average data of scientific establishments to for a grain crop yield of 5 tons per ha and the relevant quantity of straw the culture uses 150 kg of nitrogen, 50 kg of phosphorus, 100 kg of potassium, 25 kg of calcium, 20 kg of magnesium, 17.5 kg of sulphur, 1.3 kg of iron, 420 g of manganese, 50 g of copper, and 32 g of zinc. If the crop increases, the consumption of nutrient elements will increase respectively. Taking into account this fact and the agrochemical peculiarities of soil at the particular field, the introduction of fertilizers should be planned meticulously. The consumption of the feeding elements by the wheat plants is uneven throughout the vegetation and the pace of this process differs from one element to another. In the tillering stage the plants "succeed" to consume about 1/4 of the total vegetation quantity of nitrogen, whereas the amount of consumed phosphorus and potassium makes 10%. In the stalk-shooting stage these rate are about 70% for nitrogen, 45% for phosphorus and around 40% for potassium. When the plant starts blooming they consume 100% of nitrogen and potassium and nearly 90% of phosphorus. The knowledge of the mineral feeding allows for the development of a fertilizing system which can accommodate the specific features of the culture to the maximum extent in order to reach high yield of quality crop.