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Comprehensive Microbiological Fertilizer KMD

Fertilizer Type
Organic
Drug Assignment
Restores and activates the microflora, Improvement of physicochemical and biological properties of soil
Form of the preparation
Suspension (s.)
Method of Application
Foliar Fertilizers, Root Processing
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Producer
TMK-Set, PP
Cultures
Grains, Vegetable, Technical
Country
Ukraine
Registration Year
2010
Description Comprehensive Microbiological Fertilizer KMD
Comprehensive microbiological fertilizer KMD is a liquid suspension containing denitrifying bacteria of the groups Pseudomonas and Micrococus. The titration of live cells is 100x10^3/ml, the total number of microorganisms is not less than 1x10^3 million/ml of the preparation. The preparation is used in agriculture to enhance soil fertility and improve crop growth. This fertilizer is intended for use on cereal, technical, and vegetable crops both in open and protected ground. It promotes the restoration and activation of soil microflora, improving its physicochemical and biological properties. Comprehensive microbiological fertilizer KMD can be used both for professional agricultural applications and for retail sale to the public. The preparation is safe and effectively contributes to increasing crop yield and quality.
Specifications Comprehensive Microbiological Fertilizer KMD
Cultures
Grains
Grains
Vegetable
Vegetables under cover
Technical
Technical Cultures
Fertilizer Type
Organic
Drug Assignment
Restores and activates the microflora
Improvement of physicochemical and biological properties of soil
Form of the preparation
Suspension (s.)
Method of Application
Foliar Fertilizers
Root Processing
Country
Ukraine
Registration Year
2010
Danger Class
4
Catalog
Agrochemistry
Fertilizers
Manufacturer
TMK-Set, PP
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