Rethinking Fertiliser Regimes and Practices

Based on plant physiology, there are proven benefits to IFM.

Based on time and economic efficiencies, there are also proven reasons to consider a change to your traditional fertiliser programs.

By budgeting up to 10% - 20% of your fertiliser expenses for Seed Priming and Ultra Foliar you could expect increased benefits and returns on investments.

Let's look at some :

• •The young plant (embryo) gets its first signal of having sufficient phosphorus when the seed imbibes water. Later, when the radicle grows into a developing root system, (depending on the soil P-level or its accessibility to granular phosphate), the second signal as to the yield potential by the early completion of tillers 1 and 2 is perceived. It is therefore important that the available phosphorus in the seed is adequate – and this is secured through Seed Priming with BSN.
• •It is well known that the root uptake of phosphorus is some 10% - 20% of the season's input. This contrasts with an efficiency of some 80% for Ultra Foliar applied phosphate.