- AMINO ULTRA CEREALS is an innovative inorganic microelement fertilizer in the form of one granule (OneGran), with the patented GCAA technology, in which microelements are combined with the amino acid glycine.
AMINO ULTRA® CEREALS is an innovative inorganic microelement fertilizer in the form of one granule (OneGran), with the patented GCAA technology, in which microelements are combined with the amino acid glycine. Glycine is the smallest and most mobile amino acid in plants, which means that the microelements combined with it nourish the plant faster and more effectively than in the case of using simple salts, oxides or fertilizers based on other complexing substances.
AMINO ULTRA® CEREALS is a fertilizer intended for foliar feeding of all cereal species. The fertilizer quickly and effectively provides plants with microelements in proportions corresponding to their nutritional requirements.
AMINO ULTRA® CEREALS works perfectly even in difficult growing conditions and is completely safe for the natural environment.
OneGran is an innovative and patented formulation of multi-microelement fertilizers in the form of one granule.
Composition
Ingredients g/kg % (m/m)
- Boron (B) in the form of acid 1.8 0.18
- Copper (Cu) in the form of glycinate 18 1.8
- Iron (Fe) in the form of glycinate 70 7.0
- Manganese (Mn) in the form of glycinate 75 7.5
- Molybdenum (Mo) in the form of sodium salt 0.7 0.07
- Zinc (Zn) in the form of glycinate 55 5.5
Use
The use of AMINO ULTRA® ZBOŻ fertilizer provides a number of benefits, including:
ultra-fast nourishing effect thanks to the use of GCAA technology based on the smallest and most mobile amino acid - GLYCINE,
safety and effectiveness of plant nutrition even in difficult growing conditions,
efficiency and profitability thanks to low dose per hectare,
biodegradability thanks to the use of glycine naturally occurring in plants
Single dose:
0.5-0.75 kg/ha
- Winter wheat
- Spring wheat
- Winter triticale
- Spring triticale
- Winter feed barley
- Spring feed barley
- Winter malting barley
- Spring malting barley
- Winter rye
- Spring rye
- Oat
- Seed grasses