The micronutrients contained in the SOLER C cereal feed, such as copper (Cu), manganese (Mn), and zinc (Zn), are crucial for cereal crops, which are particularly sensitive to deficiencies in these nutrients. The efficiency of nitrogen utilization as the main yield-contributing factor will increase if the cereal's need for micronutrients is taken into account during foliar fertilization. Cereals such as wheat, barley, oats, and rye are susceptible to deficiencies in systemic copper, which plays a key role in optimal uptake of mineral nitrogen and stimulation of plant growth and tillering.
Thanks to the SILEVEL™ technology, silicon-based hydrogels in the SOLER C foliar fertilizer create specific "pockets" or spaces where nutrients are retained. When these hydrogels come into contact with the plant, the release of nutrients occurs gradually and effectively, prolonging the period during which plants can benefit from them. The hygroscopic properties of the foliar feed for cereals SOLER C make it resistant to drying out and quickly attract moisture, allowing it to remain on the plant even during rainy periods, ensuring effective action of the cereal feed.
Moreover, the product has been enriched with the stimulating mechanism QM6™, which activates the plant's natural defense mechanisms. This system causes the plant to be better prepared for storing water and nutrients contained in the SOLER C cereal feed. As a result of this comprehensive process, abundant yields of high quality can be achieved.
Boron (B) – 0.10% (w/w), Copper (Cu) – 2.50% (w/w), Manganese (Mn) – 4.00% (w/w), Molybdenum (Mo) – 0.02% (w/w), Zinc (Zn) – 3.50% (w/w), Sulphur (SO3) – 13.50% (w/w).
WINTER CEREALS | GROWTH PHASE | DOSAGE | AMOUNT OF WORKING FLUID |
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Leaf development - tillering | (BBCH 13-19) | 1,0 l/ha | 200-500 l |
Initiation of vegetative growth | (BBCH 29-32) | 1,0 l/ha | 200-500 l |
Stem elongation | (BBCH 30-49) | 1,0 l/ha | 200-500 l |
SPRING CEREALS | GROWTH PHASE | DOSAGE | AMOUNT OF WORKING FLUID |
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Leaf development - tillering | (BBCH 13-32) | 1,0 l/ha | 200-500 l |
Stem elongation | (BBCH 30-49) | 1,0 l/ha | 200-500 l |