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2 F E R T I L I Z E R P R O D U C T C A T A L O G U E Table of contents n Introduction 2 / Our introduction / About the environment-friendly use of fertilizers / Active ingredient requirement of the major field crops n Our nitrogen fertilizers 5 / Our products / Nitrogen fertilization of the major field crops n Selection of our NPK compound fertilizers 11 / Product characteristics of our NPK compact fertilizers / With high nitrogen content / With high phosphorus content / With high potassium content / NPK fertilization of the major field crops n Our irrigation and foliar fertilizers 17 / The significance of foliar fertilization / The significance of fertigation / Meso- and micro-organic requirements of the more important cultures / Our products / Some of the most important crops foliar fertilization 1
3 the vital force Our introduction Defining members of the domestic fertilizer market are Nitrogénmûvek Zrt., Bige Holding Kft. and Péti Nitrokomplex Kft. which all belong to the Bige Holding Group. The first ammonium and nitrogen fertilizer factory in Hungary was built in 1931 in Pétfürdô. Since then Nitrogénmûvek Zrt. has been the fertilizer manufacturer of defining importance of the Hungarian market. During the course of time certain products of ours, such as calcium ammonium nitrate (so called Pétisó) have become a concept for Hungarian farmers. In 2007 Nitrogénmûvek Zrt. has reached a defining stage in its history. The aim of the acid plant investment was the establishment of an up-to-date plant in conformity with the current technical level and the requirements of today. With the construction of the granulation plant group a technology operating with a safer and more effective production procedure was introduced. In the last years Nitrogénmûvek Zrt. has won several recognitions, among others the Business Superbrands title as well. The activity scope of Bige Holding Kft. was broadened in 2004 with the production and packaging of compacted NPK chemical fertilizers. The distribution of the chemical fertilizers is carried out by Nitrogénmûvek Zrt. The Szolnok plant which operates with a modern technology is capable of producing any kind of complex chemical fertilizer. Beyond the environmentally friendly technology, the plant is also characterized by favourable specific energy consumption. Péti Nitrokomplex Kft. carries out the production, distribution and development of chemical fertilizers with macro, meso and micro element content since In addition to the manufacture and distribution of special horticultural, solution and solid chemical fertilizers the company also provides the small packaging and preparation of basic chemical fertilizers for hobby garden use which are produced by Nitrogénmûvek Zrt. and Bige Holding Kft. In addition to all of the above, we also sell basic chemical fertilizers to farmers. The company s micro-element products can also be used in ecological cultivation. As members of Bige Holding Group our aim is to meet the demands of our customers with a level of high quality and flexible service. In order to achieve this, we work in conformity with the requirements of ISO 9001/2000 quality management standard. The operation of Nitrogénmûvek Zrt. satisfies the requirements of ISO 14001/2004 standard as well. We regard the environment-protection as the basic value of production activity and company culture. In the interest of better service provision to end-users we have created the Genezis Partner Network in This direct-sales team recommends the complete selection of Genezis chemical fertilizer products, alongside the already operating distribution network. The broad Genezis product palette includes nitrogen and complex chemical fertilizers, solid and liquid basic- and top-dressing fertilizers, as well as irrigation and foliar fertilizers. With the help of the complete chemical fertilizer product range supplemented with professional advice cost-effective farming can be achieved. 2
4 F E R T I L I Z E R P R O D U C T C A T A L O G U E About environment-friendly fertilization The job of fertilizers is to supplement the nutrients found in nature as well, and to do that to a level, which may ensure economical crop yield. Thus, with fertilization no chemicals are put into the soil apart from those which would not already be present there from the outset. Genezis chemical fertilizers contain only those important nutrients which are also supplied by the soil and the organic fertilizers. Therefore, with proper use, chemical fertilizers provide harmonious supply of essential substances, which results in healthier vegetation and sustainable soil fertility. The increased productivity of the cultivated areas of land serves the conservation of the natural environment. More lush vegetation decreases the glasshouse-effect by producing oxygen. The organic matter content of the soil also increases due to the larger quantity of stubble and stalk remnants getting into the soil. Soil erosion is decreased through the active roots of the healthy vegetation, and it makes use of the naturally occurring, respectively released nutritive substances much better, thus decreasing the amount of nutritive substances getting into surface waters. The non-desired side effects of chemical fertilizers occurs, when the fertilizers are released into the soil not in the right amount and manner e.g.: in case of uneven sprinkling, in some places the fertilizer will be more or less than what the produce needs. The favourable effect of the joint release of organic and chemical fertilizer is well known. It is advantageous if the organic fertilizer provides only half of the active ingredients, because liquid manure may clog the pores of the soil and ruin its structure, the soil will become airless and swampy or cracked, if the soil dries out. Fertilization based on the right principles however, is not only environmentally protective, but also economical, because only the quantity of fertilizer is released into the soil which is required by the produce to achieve optimal crop yield. 3
5 the vital force Active ingredient requirement of the major field crops CROP NITROGEN REQUIREMENT PHOSPHORUS REQUIREMENT POTASSIUM REQUIREMENT OTHER REQUIREMENT AUTUMN WHEAT OOOO OOO OO Mg, S, Cu, Mn AUTUMN BARLEY OOO OO OO Ca, Mg, Cu AUTUMN RAPE OOOO OOO OOO Mg, S, B RYE OO O OO Mg MAIZE OOOOO OOO OOOOO Mg, B, Zn, Mn SUNFLOWER OOOOO OOO OOOOO S, Mg, B SPRING BARLEY OO OOO OO Mg, Cu SUGAR BEET OOOO OOO OOOOO S, B, Mn, Na POTATO OOOOO OOO OOOOO Mg, B, S O REQUIRED TO A LESS EXTENT / OOOOO REQUIRED TO GREAT EXTENT THE DATA ARE FOR INFORMATION ONLY 4
6 Our nitrogen fertilizers G ENEZIS FERTILIZERS FOR OPTIMAL CROP YIELD!
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8 F E R T I L I Z E R P R O D U C T C A T A L O G U E Our nitrogen fertilizers CALCIUM AMMONIUM NITRATE (PÉTISÓ) 27% + 7% CaO* + 5% MgO** ** from which 2% is water soluble ** from which 1.5% is water soluble > available in granular and prilled form > in its nitrogen the more slowly acting ammoniumnitrogen and the quick effect ensuring nitratenitrogen are present in the same proportion, therefore it is recommended for both basic and top-seed fertilization for all soil types and plant cultures > due to its dolomite content it is especially effective on sour soils > due to its calcium-magnesium content it improves the structure of the soil > it is particularly recommended for the fertilization of magnesium-intensive plant cultures: potato, sugar beet, perennial legumes, maize, rape, oat, horticultural and herbal plants. > In 2009 granular calcium ammonium nitrate (Pétisó) won the special award at the Agro + Mashexpo Exhibition. > Available in bulk, in big-bag sacks, in a 50 kg palette packaging and small packages as well. AMMONIUM NITRATE 34% > suitable for both basic and top-dressing fertilization > recommended on soils rich in calcium > recommended for all plant cultures as it contains both ammonium-nitrogen and nitrate nitrogen in equal proportions > the proportionally divided and adequately dosed nitrogen fertilization not only helps the quantitative and qualitative growth of the crop, but it also makes for better nitrogen utilization > chemical fertilizers with high ammonium nitrate content are to be treated as hazardous material, please read about the safe use of these fertilizers on our home page at: > storage: cannot be mixed with other fertilizers, combustible or organic substances > available in big-bag sacks, in a 50 kg palette packaging and small packages as well. PRILLED GRANULAR 7
9 the vital force 01 UREA 46% > excellent basic fertilizer > through its longer-acting amide-nitrogen content leaching can be avoided > it is primarily recommended for soils well-supplied in calcium > in the form of a 0.5-1% solution it is also suitable for foliar fertilization > when used as feeding stuff carbamide it can cover % of the protein requirements of ruminants > storage: cannot be mixed with fertilizers with ammonium-nitrate content > available in big-bag sacks, in a 40 kg palette packaging and small packages as well. MICRAMIDE 45% > it is also easily absorbed through the foliage of the plants, therefore it can be applied in the forms of either surface soil, or top-dressing or foliar fertilization > it is not only a source of nitrogen, but a micronutrient element source as well > it can be used on all types of soil > it dissolves quickly and without residue in water > chlorophyll formation increases due to its trace element content > it can be mixed with other nutritive elements, chemical fertilizers and plant protection products > available in big-bag sacks, in a 40 kg palette packaging and small packages as well. 8
10 F E R T I L I Z E R P R O D U C T C A T A L O G U E Our nitrogen fertilizers NITROSOL 30% (UAN) > this top-dressing, foliar and irrigation fertilizer can be applied excellently in both grain production and irrigated plant production > when used as a basic fertilizer we recommend that it should be dispersed prior to ploughing > promotes the decomposition and humification processes of stalk residues > increases the effectiveness of ameliorative liming > used together with organic matter it increases the degree of nitrogen utilization > its calcium or magnesium containing version is Nitrosol-Ca, which also possesses the advantages of calcium ammonium nitrate as well CALCINOL 8,5% > irrigation and foliar fertilizer > recommended for improving sodic, calciumdeficient soils, > exerts a favourable effect on the growth of plants during the entire growing season, it increases the stress tolerance ability of the plant > it ensures the normal carbohydrate and nitrogen metabolic processes of the plants > recommended as a chemical fertilizer for vegetable cultures grown in glass houses and under sheets pepper, tomato, cucumber Calcinol prevents end rot caused by a lack of calcium > excellently suitable for preventing bitter pit in apple cultures > cannot be mixed with chemical fertilizers with phosphorus content 9
11 the vital force 01 Nitrogen fertilization of the major field crops CROP AUTUMN BASIC NITROGEN FERTILIZER IN CASE THE USE OF COMPLEX CHEMICAL FERTILIZER IS NOT RECOMMENDED SPRING NITROGEN BASIC AND TOP DRESSING FERTILIZER FERTILIZER REQUIREMENT (KG/HA) SOIL NUTRIENT SUPPLY WEAK AVERAGE GOOD AUTUMN WHEAT 30% of total nitrogen requirement Genezis CAN (Pétisó) Genezis Ammonium nitrate Genezis Urea AUTUMN BARLEY 30% of total nitrogen requirement Genezis CAN (Pétisó) Genezis Ammonium nitrate Genezis Urea RYE 30% of total nitrogen requirement Genezis CAN (Pétisó) Genezis Ammonium nitrate MAIZE Only in spring Genezis CAN (Pétisó) Genezis Urea SUNFLOWER Only in spring Genezis CAN (Pétisó) RAPE Maximum 100 kg Genezis Calcium Ammonium nitrate or Genezis Ammonium nitrate Genezis CAN (Pétisó) SUGAR BEET Only in spring Genezis CAN (Pétisó) POTATO Only in spring Genezis Ammonium nitrate Genezis CAN (Pétisó) SPRING BARLEY Only in spring Genezis CAN (Pétisó) THE CHEMICAL FERTILIZER QUANTITIES GIVEN IN THE TABLE ARE FOR INFORMATION ONLY! THE EXACT DETERMINATION OF THE RECOMMENDED COMPOSITION AND QUANTITIES IS CARRIED OUT AND PROFESSIONALLY ADVISED BASED ON SOIL TEST RESULTS! 10
12 Selection of our NPK, PK, NP and N+S products I NDIVIDUAL ATTENTION, COMPLEX NUTRITIVE SUBSTANCES!
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14 F E R T I L I Z E R P R O D U C T C A T A L O G U E Selection of of our NPK compound products Product characteristics of our NPK compact chemical fertilizers > Complex (with several active substances) chemical fertilizers in which active substance content is the same in each and every granule > The fertilizers components are well adaptable to the requirements of the crop, and the fertilizers are also available with added micro-elements (boron, zinc, copper and iron) > the determination of the optimal composition and quantity is carried out based on professional advice > the fertilizers are of good price-value ratio > the high nutrient-utilization is also promoted by the fertilizers meso-element content (sulphur, calcium and magnesium) > the fertilizers are edge-abraded and are conditioned with surface treatment > the fertilizers dust fraction is minimal > the fertilizers have good dispersion properties > the fertilizers dissolve quickly and are well soluble in water: phosphorus: water soluble to 95%, the remaining 5% is ammonium-citrate soluble, nitrogen and potassium are water soluble to 100% > application of the fertilizers in spring and in autumn is equally recommended > the fertilizers can be used as starters when making a seedbed or together with the sowing of seeds > available in big-bag sacks, in a 50 kg palette packaging and small packages as well. > in case of an adequate order of quantity (above 100 tons) the fertilizers can be made with unique nutritive substance components suitable for any culture or soil type with added micro-elements (boron, iron, manganese, copper and zinc) and chloride-free form as well. 13
15 the vital force 02 WITH HIGH NITROGEN CONTENT WITH HIGH PHOSPHORUS CONTENT > NPK 15:15: S Recommended for all plough-land and horticultural cultures, primarily as a general basic autumn fertilizer, beneath sunflower and wheat. > NPK 8:21:21+ 4 S + 2 CaO + 1 MgO Recommended for all plough-land and horticultural cultures, primarily as a basic autumn fertilizer. > NPK 20:10: S Suitable for the basic fertilization of autumn wheat, sunflower, and for supplemental fertilization as well. > NPK 8:24: MgO + 0,05 B + 0,05 Fe + 0,1 Mn + 0,02 Zn Recommended for all plough-land and horticultural cultures, primarily as a basic autumn fertilizer > NPK 16:12: S + 0,05 B + 0,05 Fe + 0,1 Mn + 0,05 Zn Recommended for all plough-land and horticultural cultures, primarily for the basic fertilization of autumn wheat. > NP 20:10: S Chemical fertilizer with sulphur content suitable to meet special needs. It needs to be released beneath spring crops, into a good seedbed (e.g.: sunflower, maize).as a top dressing fertilizer it is recommended for use on rape. > N+S 25:0: S This can be used primarily for sulphur-intensive cultures, as a basic, supplemental and top dressing fertilizer (rape, sunflower, mustard, maize). > NPK 20:5: S Sulphur containing chemical fertilizer which is suitable to meet special needs. It needs to be released beneath spring crops, into a good seedbed (e.g.: sunflower, maize). As a top dressing fertilizer it is recommended for use on rape. > NP 20:15: S + 1 CaO + 1 MgO Sulphur containing chemical fertilizer which is suitable to meet special needs. It needs to be released beneath spring crops, into a good seedbed (e.g.: sunflower, maize). As a top dressing fertilizer it is recommended for use on rape. > NPK 10:20: CaO + 5 MgO Primarily recommended for soils poorly supplied with phosphorus, and phosphorus intensive cultures. > NPK 6:26:30 Primarily recommended for soils poorly supplied with phosphorus, and phosphorus intensive cultures as a basic autumn fertilizer. > NP 20:20: S Can be successfully used during the course of the sowing of spring crops in vegetable cultivation as well. Used as a starter, it helps promote the root formation of the crop and increases the initial green-mass yield of the plant. Recommended for sulphur intensive cultures (e.g.: sunflower). > NP 15:25: S + 1 CaO + 1 MgO On soils with adequate potassium supply this is the basic fertilizer for autumn cereals, in spring it can be used as a starter. Recommended for sulphur intensive cultures (e.g.: sunflower). 14
16 F E R T I L I Z E R P R O D U C T C A T A L O G U E Selection of our NPK, PK, NP and N+S products WITH HIGH POTASSIUM CONTENT > PK 10:28 + 9,5 CaO + 6 MgO Recommended for all plough-land and horticultural cultures, especially for potassium intensive cultures, it is respectively suitable for soils poorly supplied with potassium. It can be used for basic autumn fertilization. > NPK 8:20: S + 0,05 B + 0,05 Fe + 0,1 Mn + 0,02 Zn It can be successfully used as a basic autumn fertilizer in phosphorus and potassium intensive cultures. > NPK 5:10: S + 5 CaO + 3 MgO Recommended for all plough-land and horticultural cultures, primarily for potassium intensive cultures, and soils poor in potassium. It can be used beneath cereals and autumn rape even in the autumn, it is an autumn starter fertilizer with good composition. > NPK 7:10: MgO + 4 S + 0,1 B + 0,05 Fe + 0,1 Mn + 0,05 Zn Recommended for all plough-land and horticultural cultures, primarily for potassium intensive cultures, and soils poor in potassium. It can be used beneath cereals and autumn rape even in the autumn, it is an autumn starter fertilizer with good composition. > NPK 8:12:25 +4 S + 3 MgO + 0,05 B + 0,1 Fe + 0,2 Mn + 0,02 Zn Recommended for all plough-land and horticultural cultures, primarily for potassium intensive cultures, and soils poor in potassium. It can be used beneath cereals and autumn rape even in the autumn, it is an autumn starter fertilizer with good composition. 15
17 the vital force 02 Some of the more important crops NPK fertilization CROP BASIC AUTUMN FERTILIZER CHEMICAL FERTILIZER REQUIREMENT (KG/HA) NUTRITIVE SUBSTANCE SUPPLY OF SOIL WEAK AVERAGE GOOD BASIC SPRING FERTILIZER CHEMICAL FERTILIZER REQUIREMENT (KG/HA) NUTRITIVE SUBSTANCE SUPPLY OF SOIL WEAK AVERAGE GOOD SPRING STARTER FERTILIZER RECOMMENDED STARTER QUANTITY AUTUMN WHEAT Genezis NPK 16:9:14+12S Genezis NPK 20:10:10+17S Genezis NP 15:25+11S Genezis NPK 8:21:21+4S AUTUMN BARLEY Genezis NPK 8:21:21+4S Genezis NP 15:25+11S RYE Genezis NPK 8:21:21+4S Genezis NP 15:25+11S Genezis NPK 8:20:30+S MAIZE Genezis NPK 16:9:14+12S Genezis NPK 20:10:10+17S Genezis NP 15:25+11S Genezis PK 10: Genezis NP 20:20+11S SUNFLOWER Genezis NPK 8:20:30+S Genezis NPK 16:9:14+12S Genezis NP 20:10+17S Genezis PK 10: Genezis NP 20:20+11S RAPE Genezis NPK 16:9:14+12S Genezis NPK 5:10:30+3S Top-dressing: Genezis NP 20:10+17S Top-dressing: Genezis NS 25: SUGAR BEET Genezis NPK 5:10:30+3S POTATO Genezis NPK 5:10:30+3S Genezis NPK 5:14:28 (chloride-free, with sulphate) SPRING BARLEY Genezis NPK 16:9:14+12S Genezis NP 15:25+11S THE CHEMICAL FERTILIZER QUANTITIES GIVEN IN THE TABLE ARE FOR INFORMATION ONLY! THE EXACT DETERMINATION OF THE RECOMMENDED COMPOSITION AND QUANTITIES IS CARRIED OUT AND PROFESSIONALLY ADVISED BASED ON SOIL TEST RESULTS! 16
18 Our irrigation and foliar fertilizers Y IELD SURPLUS!
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20 F E R T I L I Z E R P R O D U C T C A T A L O G U E Our irrigation and foliar fertilizers The significance of foliar fertilization The small amount of nutritive substances released in a diluted water solution not only mean micro-element replenishment and deficiency cure, but this also comes with drought damage mitigation and quickened ripening effect as it increases the meso and macro nutritive substance level. With the use of foliar fertilization the condition of the produced crop can be significantly increased, along with its crop yield. The advantage of foliar fertilization is that the nutritive substance exerts its effect directly and instantly. It nourishes the crop quickly and effectively even when it is unable to absorb the nutritive substances fully from the soil. Foliar fertilization only influences soil conditions to a small extent. The micro-element requirement can be fulfilled quickly, and the deficiency symptom can be eliminated. It can be carried out with other plant protection work, and released along with plant protection substances in one go. The quantity and the quality of the crop yield improve due to foliar fertilization. As far as the micro-elements are concerned there is a genuine deficiency of them, when micro elements are not found in the soil in sufficient quantities. Relative deficiency can also cause problems through ion-antagonism. However, the deficiency symptom can be quickly eliminated with foliar fertilization. At least as much attention should be given to the replenishment of micro-elements as much attention is paid to the replenishment of the main nutritive elements. Their replenishment can be solved with a relatively small cost, but with great efficiency with foliar fertilization. Foliar administration of nutrient replenishment is needed in case of the reduced root function, in the case of stimulating vegetal life processes, and in the case of stress situations. The significance of fertigation The most effective method of regulated nutrient replenishment is the combined use of nutrient-solution, sprinkling and fertilizing. Becoming more and more widespread in horticultural cultivation, it is the most up to date water and nutriment-solution effective plant nutrient method. With the help of this system the quantity of the required nutrient-solution can be dosed precisely and in precise quantities. The advantage of nutrient-solution usage is that the water and the nutrients reach the roots of the plant evenly, as chemical fertilizers are completely soluble. The dissolved nutrients get directly to the root with the water, which makes both phosphorus and potassium instantly absorbable. The application of the fertilizer can happen at any time, at a time which is the best from the aspect of the development of the plant, with just the right dose of amount and nutrient ratio. The continuous, small-dose application adjusted to the needs of the plants, prevents the leaching or bonding of the nutrients, as well as root necrosis. An important part of nutrient-solution usage is the stock solution, which is made by dissolving the chemical fertilizers. The stock solution makes the dissolution and incorporation easier and also enables precise application regulated by automatics. 19
21 the vital force 03 Meso- and micro-organic requirements of the more important cultures CROP S Ca Mg B Cu Fe Mn Zn CORN O OO WHEAT O O OO O O RAPE SUNFLOWER O OO O OO O SUGAR BEET GRAPE OO O O OO O APPLE O O O O O PEPPER TOMATO OO OO O O CUCUMBER O O FRUITS O O O O O POTATO O O TRUE ROOT VEGETABLES O ORNAMENTAL PLANTS CITRUS FRUITS O REQUIRED / OO HIGHLY REQUIRED O O OO 20
22 F E R T I L I Z E R P R O D U C T C A T A L O G U E Our irrigation and foliar fertilizers MIKROMIX PRODUCT FAMILY > suitable for preventing the micro-element deficiency diseases of the crops and for the quick and effective cure of these diseases > increase the quantity of produce and improve its quality > with their use the resistance of plants to diseases increases > provide more effective water utilization and increased drought-tolerance > can be used in ecological farming as well > can be mixed with other fertilizers and plant protection substances 21
23 the vital force 03 The active substance content of the Mikromix product family ACTIVE SUBSTANCE CONTENT % Mg B Cu Fe Zn Mn Mo Fe-Mg Cu MIKROMIX A iron-magnesium MIKROMIX A copper Zn MIKROMIX A zinc 5 Mn Fe MIKROMIX A manganese MIKROMIX A grape and fruit MIKROMIX A cereals MIKROMIX A potato MIKROMIX A corn MIKROMIX A oil bearing plant MIKROMIX A - meadow-field MIKROMIX A - sugar beet MIKROMIX A - beer barley MIKROMIX G - iron MIKROMIX G - grape and fruit 0,2 0,35 3,45 0,4 0,65 0,05 0,5 0,4 2 0,5 0,3 0,2 0,4 0,2 0,3 0,4 0,9 0,2 0,3 2,2 0,2 1,2 0,4 1 0,6 0,2 0,4 0,25 1 3,3 0,05 0,9 0,4 2 1,4 0,2 0,2 0,2 2,2 10 0,2 0,7 6,9 0,8 1,3 0,2 5 22
24 F E R T I L I Z E R P R O D U C T C A T A L O G U E Our irrigation and foliar fertilizers GENEZIS-PÉTISOL PRODUCT FAMILY > complex, chloride-free foliar fertilizers with micro-element content (iron, copper, zinc, manganese, boron, molybdenum) > modern foliar fertilizers developed for plant cultures their composition is tailor made to the nutritional requirements of the given plants > ensure quick nutritive substance replenishment in the period of intensive growth, blooming, binding, and intensive yield growth > members of hobby nutrient solution family: annuals, geranium, evergreens, indoor plants, general, vegetable, lawn, citrus fruits, rose, orchid > Genezis-Pétisol rich in nitrogen (18:9:12 + micro elements), Genezis-Pétisol rich in phosphorus and potassium (9:14:18 + micro elements), Genezis-Pétisol rich in potassium (8:16:12 + micro elements) > can be produced in unique composition on sufficient quantity demand 23
25 the vital force 03 CALCIUM PRODUCT FAMILY > chloride-free, quick-acting, soil and foliar fertilizers with magnesium and calcium content > for the quick and effective elimination of lime-deficiency diseases > it helps establish the growing plants and yields optimal calcium level, especially in the case of plants continuously forming their yield > we recommend the use of Kalcinol and Kalcidol products cultivated under covers and in open-air vegetable cultures (pepper, tomato, cucumber etc.), in fruit orchards and in the case of cereals PÉTI MIX KOMPLEX PLUSZ PRODUCT FAMILY > perfectly water-soluble, chloride-free, solid, complex foliar and soil fertilizers > contain all the nutritive substances required (macro, meso and micro elements) for the harmonious growth of plants > all components are in a form which is rapidly absorbable by the plants > their micro-element content (iron, copper, zinc, manganese, boron, molybdenum) are chelated and are utilized without loss > suitable for vegetable, ornamental plant, fruit and grape cultivation and as a foliar fertilization supplement on plough-land > Péti Mix Komplex Plusz chemical fertilizers: General 1 (14:7:21 + micro element), General 2 (14:7: MgO + microelement), Rich in nitrogen (24:11: MgO + micro element) Rich in potassium (8:16: MgO + micro element), Starter (15:30:15 + micro element) > can be produced in unique composition on sufficient quantity demand 24
26 F E R T I L I Z E R P R O D U C T C A T A L O G U E Our irrigation and foliar fertilizers SAVASTRENE FE > for the prevention of iron deficiency diseases, and for the quick elimination of the already developed deficiency disease > contains stable organic bound iron chelate > its active ingredient in solid form is 6% iron, and 3% iron as a solution > equally suitable for release through the foliage or the soil > due to the unique chelate form it remains stable and effective for a long time even among extreme ph domains > is suitable for use in ecological farming > can be mixed with other chemical fertilizers and plant protection substances PÉTIBÓR EXTRA > modern, liquid chemical fertilizer with boron content, its active ingredient is 10% boron > promotes flower fecundity and increases binding > it sticks well to the foliage, and does not dry for a long time, which increases its effectiveness > its cost effectiveness can be increased when jointly released with plant protection spraying > the boron deficiency symptoms can be eliminated quickly in the vegetation period > also suitable for use in ecological farming > cannot be mixed with plant protection substances with non-organic copper content 25
27 the vital force 03 Some of the most important plough-land crops foliar fertilization CROP SPRING FOLIAR FERTILIZER FERTILIZER REQUIREMENT AUTUMN WHEAT AUTUMN BARLEY RYE MAIZE SUNFLOWER RAPE SUGAR BEET POTATO SPRING BARLEY Mikromix-A cereals or Mikromix-A copper Péti Mix Komplex Plusz A, B or Genezis-Pétisol rich in N, P and K Mikromix-A cereals or Mikromix-A copper Péti Mix Komplex Plusz A, B or Genezis-Pétisol rich in N, P and K Mikromix-A Cereal Genezis-Pétisol rich in N Mikromix-A zinc or Mikromix-A corn Genezis-Pétisol rich in N or Genezis-Pétisol rich in P and K Pétibór Extra Mikromix-A oil bearing plants Péti Mix Komplex Plusz General II. or Genezis-Pétisol rich in P and K Pétibór Extra Mikromix-A for oil bearing plants Genezis-Pétisol rich in N or Genezis-Pétisol rich in P and K Pétibór Extra Mikromix-A Sugar beet Genezis-Pétisol rich in N or Genezis-Pétisol rich in P and K Mikromix-A Potato Péti Mix Komplex Plusz rich in K or Genezis-Pétisol rich in P and K Mikromix-A cereals Péti Mix Komplex Plusz rich in K or Genezis-Pétisol rich in P and K 3-4 l/ha 5 kg/ha 5 l/ha 3-4 l/ha 5 kg/ha 5 l/ha 3-4 l/ha 5 l/ha 1-2 x 3-5 l/ha 1-2 x 3-5 l/ha 1-2 x 3-4 l/ha 1-2 x 3-4 l/ha 5 kg/ha 3-5 l/ha 1-2 x 3-4 l/ha 1-2 x 3-4 l/ha 1-2 x 3-5 l/ha 1-2 x 3-4 l/ha 1-2 x 3-4 l/ha 1-2 x 3-5 l/ha 1-2 x 3-4 l/ha 5 kg/ha 5 l/ha 3-4 l/ha 5 kg/ha 5 l/ha 26
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