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Categories: Fertility
By Sayalee Narote
Published Jan 12
Complex Fertilizers Market Size, Opportunities, Regional Outlook, Growth, Future Trends, Forecast to 2032 is the newly uploaded report by Polaris Market Research that prominently highlights the market situation and forecast and segments the global Complex Fertilizers Market by type, application, players, and regions. “According to the research report published by Polaris Market Research, the Global Complex Fertilizers Market Size Is Anticipated To Reach USD 54. 8 Billion By 2026, at a CAGR of 6. 2% during the forecast period. ”Ask Us to Get Your Sample PDF Report on Complex Fertilizers Market Covering TOC and Regional Analysis @ Global Complex Fertilizers Market Size - Industry Report, 2019-2026 The global complex fertilizers market size was valued at USD 33...
Categories: Fertility
Published Jan 10
BRIX-FIX is #AgX's proprietary blend of complex carbohydrates, simple sugars, and biologically derived metabolites! Learn more at www.agxplore.com
Categories: Fertility, Soil Health
Published Dec 21, 2022
SPAA srl is a solid and innovative Italian company operating in the field of plant nutrition. Constantly investing in research and development, especially of natural raw materials, and in innovative processes and product methodologies to make the formulations increasingly effective and with minimal or no environmental impact. The industrial project, started in 2005, arose from the conviction that great resources and potential of the natural world could be used, transformed and returned to nature and man in the form of sustainable technical means to support the agricultural production. SPAA Srl produces biostimulants, basic substances, fertilisers and metabolites produced by fermenting consortia of selected microrganisms to support a sustainable integrated and organic production. The strength of SPAA Srl always has been their products’ quality obtained thanks to their R&D and the capacity to respond to all needs of agriculture because of a great agronomic experience, on all crops, of over 20 years...
Categories: Fertility, Sustainable Agriculture
By Digital Marketing
Published Dec 1, 2022
Data Bridge Market Research analyses that the compound fertilizer market will project a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 2. 00% during the forecast period of 2021-2028. The compound fertilizer market value, which was USD 0. 12 billion in 2020 will climb up to USD 0. 141 billion by the year 2028...
Categories: Fertility
By Sophia Cheng
Published Oct 12, 2022
1. Gibberellic acidApply 10-20 mg/l gibberellic acid solution to the young fruit of pumpkin at the young fruit stage, once every 5-7 days, 2-3 times in total, which can obviously promote the expansion, maturity and quality. 2. EthephonAt the stage of 3-4 true leaves of pumpkin, the seedlings were sprayed with 100-200 mg/l NAA solution and sprayed again every 10-15 days, which could inhibit the formation of male flowers, increase the rate of female flowers, and the young melon would bear early, mature early, and increase the yield. Due to the increase of fruits, the supply of assimilating substances is relatively insufficient, which will affect the weight of single fruit...
Categories: Agribusiness, Fertility, Vegetables
By Wendy Chen
Published Oct 7, 2022
Difinition of amino acid fertilizer amino acid fertilizer is a kind of quick acting fertilizer that can be directly absorbed and utilized by crops How does Amino acid fertilizer increase nutrients utilization rate of nitrogen potassium phosphorus and secondary or trace essential elements ? according to1. Improve the utilization rate of nitrogen fertilizer Amino acids are rich in acid functional group carboxyl,in which hydrogen ion can be easily “squeezed out “by ammonium ions in the soil,and when ammonium ions occupy hydrogen ion ‘s position, it decrease nitrogen’s leaching thus fix nitrogen in the soil. The fixed nitrogen combined with amino acids together are more easier accessible to plants,directly absorbed by plants,therefore improve the utilization rate of nitrogen fertilizer2. Improve the utilization rate of phosphate fertilizer Amino acids could activate phophatase activity in soil,promote its Organic phosphorus compounds ( OPCs),decompose and convert them into inorganic phosphorus which is accessible to plants. By this method, it not only activate phosphorus in soil,but also promote its movement to roots, thus improved plants absorption to phosphorus and its utilization rate...
Categories: Agribusiness, Fertility
By Sophia Cheng
Updated Jun 8, 2022
Paclobutrazol is triazole plant growth regulator which can inhibit the synthsis of gibberellins. It can significantly reduce apica dominance and promote tillering, shorten the internodes, increase the content of chlorophyll,protrin and nucleicacid;paclobutrazol can control vigorous growth, prevent lodging, control shoots and promote flower. promote root development and increase the plant's resistance,increase yield significantly. THE EFFECTS OF PACLOBUTRAZOLOne method to manipulate flowering is to use the plant growth regulator, paclobutrazol. The post- harvest application of a small amount of paclobutrazol to the soil significantly promotes flowering and fruiting in the following year...
Categories: Ag Commentary, Agribusiness, Fertility
Published Jun 2, 2022
The fertilizer crisis is a fact, especially nitrogenous fertilizers, particularly Urea, which is one of the most widely used chemical fertilizers worldwide. This product provides 46% Nitrogen, which is why it is widely used for most crops. However, with its imminent shortage and high prices, farmers are forced to look for alternatives, and the current trend is to look for organic sources of nitrogen, which we list below. To read the full article: https://harvestharmonics. com/2022/06/01/8-organic-nitrogen-sources-alternatives-to-urea/...
Categories: Crop Protection, Fertility, Sustainable Agriculture
Published May 30, 2022
The field that was treated with KPB fully recovered in health (100%) from a strong presence of Spanish Mites that had caused significant yield loss during the previous three years. Historically, this field had produced 1,200 boxes of grapes every year. With KPB, this field was now expected to yield 3,200 boxes of grapes every year. This is a 166% increase in grape yield with KPB technology as compared to the control field. ...
Categories: Fertility, Precision Agriculture, Soil Health
Published May 24, 2022
After 45 days of the application of the technology, it was possible to start harvesting, going from every 15 days with 38t / ha to every 8 days with 40t / ha, meaning a real increase of more than 100% in production. There is also an improvement of the fruit in terms of its shape and color, without presenting deformities. Finally, a greater vigor is observed in plants with a more uniform foliage in healthy aspect size. ...
Categories: Farm Management, Fertility, Irrigation
Updated May 23, 2022
Before KPB use, the coffee trees had a strong nutritional deficiency and were negatively affected by the rust fungi. After 2 months and 4 irrigation applications with the KPB technology, the coffee trees produced more abundant foliar development and brighter green leaves than the control trees. The coffee trees that were treated with KPB no longer had any presence of rust fungi, indicating significantly increased disease resistance from KPB. With KPB use, there was also an improvement in soil pH as the soil went from a pH of 4. 9 before KPB use to a pH of 5...
Categories: Agribusiness, Fertility, Sustainable Agriculture
Published May 5, 2022
Get more yield with less fertilizer using the CROP BOOSTER More info: https://bit.ly/3gzfTLr
Categories: Corn, Fertility, Precision Agriculture
By Pat Rogers
Published May 1, 2022
This is on corn and already has approximately 2/3 of total N applied earlier.
Categories: Corn, Irrigation, Fertility
Published Apr 19, 2022
Growers across the southern United States are planting spring crops and many have lime on their minds. Lime is a very important soil amendment used to grow crops. To help ensure the correct amount is applied where it is needed most, the Clemson University Precision Agriculture Team has developed the Reverse Lime Rate Calculator. This calculator, or web app, is useful for farmers as well as gardeners. It uses soil pH (acidity level), buffer pH and applied lime rate to provide an estimated soil pH...
Categories: Apps, Fertility, Soil Health
By HAVELET FINANCE
Published Apr 8, 2022
How to achieve non-recourse financing for renewable power projectsGiven the current bankability status of PPAs, it is important to secure a loan for the projects which is guaranteed by a charge on specific assets or on the revenues generated from a specific project or assets. This is how a non-recourse financing works. If the borrower defaults and the security does not realize the full value of the loan, the lender cannot recover the shortfall from the borrower or from its other assets or revenues. In essence, the ability to reach non-recourse financing arrangement will mostly depend on the negotiation between the lenders and the borrowers, e. g...
Categories: Agribusiness, Farm Management, Fertility
Updated Apr 7, 2022
Fertilizers claim much of the input costs for growing crops and a Clemson University specialist says that, especially with today’s fertilizer prices, precise input management is important. Bhupinder Farmaha, a nutrient management specialist housed at the Clemson Edisto Research and Education Center in Blackville, South Carolina, and Clemson Cooperative Extension Service agent, recently conducted a Zoom meeting to talk about crop fertilizer needs. Among row crops, corn demands the most in fertilizer costs. “For corn, 37% of the input operating costs goes to fertilizer,” Farmaha said. “Because fertilizer prices are continually increasing, it is very important for growers to precisely manage fertilizer inputs...
Categories: Agribusiness, Corn, Fertility
By Jim Kurtz
Published Apr 1, 2022
Fertilizer shortages
Categories: Fertility
Updated Mar 28, 2022
Spring crops are going in the ground and fertilizer prices are skyrocketing. To help ease the sting of costs on growers, the Clemson University Cooperative Extension Service Precision Agriculture group has developed two new soil fertility calculators, or apps, to help growers maximize their fertilizer dollars. The NPK Recommendations Calculator and the Fertilizer Blend Calculator can be used on any device with Internet access. Both calculators are designed to support the needs of large acreage farmers, home lawn and garden applications, and small plot vegetable producers. The NPK (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium) Recommendations Calculator uses soil type, crop code and soil test levels for phosphorus and potassium to provide Clemson recommendations for fertilizer applications...
