UnicumBact bioorganic fertilizer application rates
Beans
- by means of unique microflora and a full complex of microcells provides high-grade food of plants;
- activates the potential of legumes, increasing yields, even when grown on poor soils;
- increases immunity against stressful situations (cold spring, frost, drought);
- inhibits the development of fusarium wilt, rust spots, powdery mildew, pink mold;
- at foliar feeding compensates for the lack of nutrients caused by weather and climatic conditions, soil and chemical factors;
- activates biological activity, causes intensive growth and development;
- increases nitrogen fixation, heat and drought resistance of legumes, the amount of protein in the grain.
Pre-sowing treatment of seeds with bioorganic
fertilizer "UnicumBactSeed"
When preparing the working solution add liquid fertilizer "UnicumBactSeed" based on the ratio of 1 liter. fertilizers per 10-15 liters. water and adhesive for 1 ton of seeds. Possible joint use with disinfectants. Treated seeds should be dried or sown immediately after processing.
Pre-planting application in the soil 4-4,5 l / ha
Foliar spraying
Culture | Growth and development phase | Fertilizer consumption rate | The effect of fertilizer |
Pre-sowing seed treatment | 1 l / t (UnicumBact Seed) | Accelerates and increases germination | |
Soybeans, peas | Phase 1 - 2 trifoliate | 2-2.5 l / ha (UnicumBact) | Stimulation of root formation, development of shoots and leaf apparatus, intensification of the process of photosynthesis, removal of plants from stress from the use of herbicides |
Phase of three shamrocks | 2-2.5 l / ha (UnicumBact) | Stimulation of rooting, development of shoulder straps and leaf apparatus, intensification of the process of photosynthesis, removal of plants from the stressful state of herbicide use | |
Phase 4 - 5 trifoliate | 2-2.5 l / ha (UnicumBact) | Stimulation of rooting, development of shoulder straps and leaf apparatus, intensification of the process of photosynthesis, removal of plants from the stressful state of herbicide use |