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Do you want uniform sprouting in Orange crop? In the Orange crop, after 7 to 8 days after starting season , new sprouting starts to appear. In this, flowers are expected to come from new sprouting .But many times instead of flower the only shoots sprouted . Although there are many reasons for the plant shoots dominance , application of excess Nitrogen, in the atmosphere increases the amount of Nitrogen in the plants and if the plant does not store enough food in the rest period. To reduce the excess Nitrogen in the Plant, the product of Potash and Phosphorous in the right ratio required for the crop. For spraying of Basfoliar 00: 40: 37SP should be used. it also availabe in high pH of soil and water. Along with this, the application of the new generation plant biostimulant Quikon by spraying 10% of buds sprouting and after 10% flowering starts .It reduced the emergence of bud without flowering , Quikon reduces biotic and abiotic stress on plants. It also promotes flower initiation due to this started uniform shoot and flowering . Generally, When 10% New shoot and 10% flowering , it should be applied by spraying Basfoliar 0:40:37 SP (500 g/200lit. water) and Quikon (50 ml/acre) after flowering. To contact Dhanshree's representative, click on this WhatsApp link https://wa.link/4zhcfg Visit our Website - https://lnkd.in/dPS64EHV https://lnkd.in/dfHAHCga #dhanashree #plantnutrition #धनश्री #crops #tomato #agriculture #fertilizer #basfoliar0.4037sp #quikon #बासफोलिअर०-४०-३७एसपी #क्विकॉन

🍀Bandamic EC 33%🍀 ⬅Active ingredient: Bendimethalin 33% ⬅Herbicide used to control weeds before germination in many economic crops (wheat, onions, clover, ...) ⬅It is used to eliminate broad and narrow-leaved annual weeds before they germinate and appear above the soil surface. ⬅It prevents the growth of roots and leaves by inhibiting their growing tips. ⬅It is used at a rate of 3 liters per hectare. ⬅The preparation does not volatilize or evaporate and is safe to use.

🌽♠️ Have you noticed a zinc shortage in your maize crops? The absence of this vital element might result in poor kernel development, chlorosis (yellowing between leaf veins), and stunted growth. Overall output is impacted when maize plants are unable to develop to their full capacity due to a lack of zinc. Apply zinc fertilisers, like zinc sulphate, to restore this essential component after testing the soil to determine the shortage. For rapid absorption, foliar sprays can also be useful, particularly during crucial growth phases. Zinc availability in the soil can be further increased by incorporating organic matter and rotating crops. You can guarantee that your maize fields stay healthy and productive by addressing zinc shortage head-on. For additional professional guidance and solutions, go to Agriculture.co.zw🌱💪 #ZincDeficiency #MaizeFarming #CropHealth #FarmingSolutions #ZWAgriculture

An iron source without unwanted discoloration 💧 Iron is essential for the development of healthy crops, particularly in photosynthesis and leaf color. But how do you ensure your plants receive the right amount of iron without causing water discoloration? In this video, Tom de Haas, productspecialist fertilizers, shares his expertise on Biota Iron Powder. This colorless iron chelate product provides an immediate boost to your greenhouse and substrate-grown crops in both vegetable and ornamental cultivation. Curious about how iron can optimize your crops without water discoloration? Watch the video and discover the benefits. #biotaironpowder #fertilizers #ironchelates

rice production methods:- 1) Germination:- This stage involves preparing the seeds for planting, typically by soaking them in water to initiate the germination process. 2) Seedling growth:- After germination, the seeds are planted in a nursery bed or directly in the field. During this stage, seedlings are nurtured and allowed to grow until they reach a transplantable size. 3) Tillering:- Once the seedlings are transplanted into the main field, they start to produce multiple tillers or stems, which contribute to the overall yield of the rice plant. 4) Booting:- Booting is the stage where the panicle, which contains the flowers and later the grains, emerges from the top of the rice plant. 5) Flowering and fertilization:- During this stage, the rice plant produces flowers, which need to be fertilized to develop into grains. Pollination usually occurs through wind or insects. 6) Grain filling:- After fertilization, the grains start to fill with starches and other nutrients, eventually reaching maturity. This stage is crucial for determining the final yield and quality of the rice crop. These stages represent key milestones in the growth and development of rice, and effective management practices at each stage can significantly impact the final harvest. #controlreleasefertilizer #soilmonitoring #EcoAgriculture #BiologicalFertilizers #GreenFertilizer #Microbiallnoculants #agriculture

Tip of the Week: Soil Testing Before you plant your crops, it’s essential to test your soil. Soil testing gives you valuable insights into the nutrient levels, pH balance, and overall condition of your soil. By knowing what’s missing or in excess, you can make informed decisions on fertilizers and treatments, ensuring your crops grow strong and healthy. 

#Garlic 🧄 is a very popular crop with a growing market. Although growing garlic can sometimes be demanding, with proper management practices, we can achieve higher yields and better quality bulbs. 👉 At Symborg, we have achieved yield increases of ⬆️ 8% to 12% in garlic, as well as larger bulb sizes, with our #biostimulants based on Glomus iranicum var. Tenuihypharum. Thanks to this mycorrhizal fungus, we obtain better crops in terms of production and quality while using water and nutrients more efficiently. Learn more about how you can improve your garlic crop in the full article: https://bit.ly/45AkB4j #CortevaBiologicals #GrowingTogether #Agriculture

🌱 Ammonium Molybdate 🌱 Of all the essential plant nutrients, molybdenum is required in the least amount. It is also very mobile in plants, and is readily relocated from old to young tissue. In legume based pasture, molybdenum is best applied as molybdenum fortified superphosphate. Foliar sprays are the best way to apply molybdenum in horticultural crops that are sensitive to molybdenum deficiency, e.g. cauliflower and cucurbits. One or two molybdenum sprays in the seedbed and/or the early growth stages in the field will be enough to meet the requirements of most annual crops. With some large~seeded crops, e.g. beans, maize, there may be enough molybdenum in the seed to meet the molybdenum requirements of the next crop, provided the seed came from a crop with an adequate molybdenum supply. Sodium molybdate and ammonium molybdate are soluble sources of molybdenum suitable for foliar application. #agriculture #molybdenum #fertilizer #nitrogen #beans #maize

Crops can be adversely affected if more salt is added to the soil system than can be taken up by the plant or flushed out of the root zone. 🌱 Soils that are high in salts limit water uptake, impede nutrient uptake, and negatively impact seed germination and crop development. 📉 ACCOMPLISH MAX is a next-generation biocatalyst designed to help plants better tolerate salt and other abiotic stresses. Learn more. https://hubs.ly/Q032-DTg0

🌱Bacstim® Seed is the microbial enhanced seed dressing for broadacre crops. Using microbial inoculants to boost productivity has long been a practice in legume sowing but is often overlooked for grain crops like wheat and barley 🌾 Bacstim® Seed, Omnia’s five-strain Bacillus product, is designed to coat seeds pre-planting and suits all grain systems. It survives on seed for over 12 months, is fungicide-compatible, and ensures easy, cost-effective application. Benefits include: 🌱Enhanced seedling vigour & root growth 💧Improved nutrient availability & stress tolerance 📈Higher yields & better soil health over time Sign up for our newsletter to keep up with the latest broadacre updates 📩 https://bit.ly/4ihUghu #Omnia #OmniaAustralia #TheScienceOfGrowing #BacstimSeed #Bacstim #Bacillus #Biostimulant #SeedTreatments #Crop25 #Plant25