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Methods and timing of fertilizer application

Navigation Fertilization system Fertilization system and soil-climatic conditions Zonal peculiarities of fertilizer systems Fertilizer efficiency depending on agrotechnical factors Efficiency depending on the amount and quality of fertilizer Methods for determining fertilizer doses Methods and timing of fertilizer application (Русская версия) Navigation Fertilization system Fertilization system and soil-climatic conditions Zonal peculiarities of fertilizer systems Fertilizer […]

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Methods for determining fertilizer doses

All methods of determining fertilizer doses are based on data from long-term or episodic field and production experiments, and differ in the completeness and accuracy of reflecting the patterns of relationships of plants, soils and fertilizers. Navigation Fertilization system Fertilization system and soil-climatic conditions Zonal peculiarities of fertilizer systems Fertilizer efficiency depending on agrotechnical factors […]

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Efficiency depending on the amount and quality of fertilizer

Navigation Fertilization system Fertilization system and soil-climatic conditions Zonal peculiarities of fertilizer systems Fertilizer efficiency depending on agrotechnical factors Efficiency depending on the amount and quality of fertilizer (Русская версия) Navigation Fertilization system Fertilization system and soil-climatic conditions Zonal peculiarities of fertilizer systems Fertilizer efficiency depending on agrotechnical factors Efficiency depending on the amount and […]

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Fertilizer efficiency depending on agrotechnical factors

Navigation Fertilization system Fertilization system and soil-climatic conditions Zonal peculiarities of fertilizer systems Fertilizer efficiency depending on agrotechnical factors (Русская версия) Navigation Fertilization system Fertilization system and soil-climatic conditions Zonal peculiarities of fertilizer systems Fertilizer efficiency depending on agrotechnical factors (Русская версия) Fertilizer application methods The task of fertilizer application methods is to ensure optimal […]

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Zonal peculiarities of fertilizer systems

Navigation Fertilization system Fertilization system and soil-climatic conditions Zonal peculiarities of fertilizer systems (Русская версия) Navigation Fertilization system Fertilization system and soil-climatic conditions Zonal peculiarities of fertilizer systems (Русская версия) Sod-podzolic and gray forest soils Soils of the Non-Black Soil zone are characterized by low natural fertility: acidic reaction, low content of organic matter, low […]

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Fertilization system and soil-climatic conditions

Navigation Fertilization system Fertilization system and soil-climatic conditions (Русская версия) Navigation Fertilization system Fertilization system and soil-climatic conditions (Русская версия) Soil conditions The maximum increase in yields of all crops from organic and mineral fertilizers, both in their separate and combined application, are achieved on the poorest soils. In the transition to more fertile and […]

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Fertilization system

Fertilization system – scientifically proven use of fertilizers and ameliorants in the rotation, taking into account the biological needs of crops under the actual soil fertility and opportunities for agricultural enterprise, to maximize yields with high quality and simultaneously regulate the cultivation of soils in specific natural and climatic conditions. Navigation Fertilizers Fertilization system (Русская […]

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Plant growth regulators

Plant growth regulators, or plant hormones, phytohormones (Greek: hormon – inducing, causing), are low-molecular-weight organic compounds that participate in the interaction of cells, tissues and organs. They are needed in small amounts to initiate and regulate physiological and morphological processes of plant ontogenesis. Navigation Fertilizers Mineral fertilizers Nitrogen fertilizers Phosphate fertilizers Potassium fertilizers Magnesium fertilizers […]

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Microbiological and bacterial fertilizers

Microbiological and bacterial fertilizers are preparations containing highly active microorganisms that improve the nutritional conditions of crops. Navigation Fertilizers Mineral fertilizers Nitrogen fertilizers Phosphate fertilizers Potassium fertilizers Magnesium fertilizers Sulfuric fertilizers Microfertilizers Boron fertilizer Copper fertilizer Manganese fertilizers Molybdenum fertilizers Zinc fertilizers Cobalt fertilizer Selenium-containing fertilizers Lithium fertilizers Complex fertilizers Complicated fertilizer Mixed fertilizers Liquid […]

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Humates

Humates, or humic acid-based fertilizers, are a group of natural, high-molecular-weight plant growth regulators and are compounds based on humic acids. They are non-toxic, non-carcinogenic, do not cause mutations and have no embryological activity. Residual amounts of humates are not detected in plants because they are easily and quickly incorporated into plant metabolism. Navigation Fertilizers […]

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