FER NITRIUM It works by stimulating vegetative growth by supplying nitrogen in three different forms, one of which is slow-release. This slow release prevents losses through leaching and washing, thus protecting the environment.
Nitrogen is one of the most important elements in plant nutrition; it is part of proteins, nucleic acids, and other compounds in the plant cell.
The continued application of FER NITRIUM It reduces the transformation process of minerals in their primary form into the clay-humus complex, promotes vegetative development and root growth, resulting in good crop development.
Composition
Nitrogen (N) Total 33.6% p/v 28% p/p
Urea Nitrogen: 21.3% p/v 17.8% p/p
Nitric Nitrogen: 4.5% w/v 3.8% w/w
Ammoniacal Nitrogen: 4.5% w/v 3.8% w/w
SPECIFIC FEATURES:
pH: 6.7
Density: 1.2 Kg/L
Liquid completely soluble in water.
Application
FER NITRIUM It is designed to be applied via the root canal.
FER NITRIUM It should be applied when the plant is already rooted and rapid and constant vegetative development is desired.
Dose
– Specific applications: Apply 120 Kg/ha.
– Continuous applications: Apply 30 to 60 kg/ha per week, maintaining an interval between applications of 8 days, performing 6 to 8 applications annually.
