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A high-analysis source of micronised natural gypsum combined in a free-flowing suspension with fulvic acid. The soil conditioning capacity of gypsum is dramatically magnified with the huge increase in surface area associated with micronisation. Benefits:-- More convenient and easier to apply than conventional gypsum.
- A “fast food” source of calcium and sulfur.
- The tiny particle size ensures improved coverage and amplifies the soil conditioning and clay-busting capacity of gypsum.
- A sulfur-based protein builder for cereal crops and pasture.
- Ideal for growers seeking a natural source of calcium and sulfur.
- An efficient midseason supplement for sulfur-hungry crops like canola and root crops.
- A “spoon-feeding” option for light, sandy soils with poor retention of both calcium and sulfur.
- Useful in the management of high magnesium and sodium in the root zone.
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KieserBor is an ingredient of kieserate + fertibor capable of treating leaf yellowing and boron works for pollen production between female and male flowers. Balancing photosynthesis to restore crop yields. With mgo 23% plus potassium 1.8% enriched with boron 4.5% and sulfur 18% Your tree will be able to rebalance the crop yield. Contains fully water-soluble Mg & K, Slow Release B and Non-Acidifying S 23%MgO + 1.8%K2O + 4.5%B2O5 + 18%S -
Harrell’s MAX® Magnesium 4% is a liquid formulation designed to correct and prevent Magnesium deficiencies. Magnesium is an important secondary nutrient, very essential for photosynthesis, since it is part of the chlorophyll molecule. Insufficient amounts of Magnesium will appear as a loss of green color at the bottoms of older leaves. Severe deficiencies will also affect younger leaves and can result in the formation of lesions. High levels of calcium and potassium can reduce Magnesium uptake. Harrell’s MAX Magnesium 4% assists in chlorophyll production, providing Magnesium in a complexed form that is readily available for both soil and foliar applications. It is ideal for mixing with acid sensitive products and is generally not affected by soil conditions, other nutrients.