Filgrin BMo

Spanish technology for pollination control

In the segment of organomineral nutrition, products capable of influencing the reproductive phase of plants hold a special place. "Filgreen VMo" from the Spanish manufacturer TRADE CORPORATION INTERNATIONAL, S.A.U. is a specialized tool for crops sensitive to boron and molybdenum deficiencies, such as sunflowers, rapeseed, soybeans, and legumes. Unlike standard micronutrient fertilizers, this product combines nitrogen support with humic acids, creating a synergistic effect for plant metabolism.

Why does the plant need this complex?

The critical period of flowering and fruit set is often accompanied by stress: temperature fluctuations or micronutrient shortages. "Filgreen VMo" solves the problem of forming high-quality pollen and achieving successful fertilization. The high mobility of boron in the formulation ensures rapid absorption, while molybdenum stimulates the activity of enzymes responsible for nitrogen metabolism.

• Humic base: facilitates the transport of micronutrients into tissues, enhancing the anti-stress response.
• Reproductive focus: the product minimizes the risks of empty husks and fruit abortion.
• Application versatility: the liquid formulation (solution) allows for both foliar application and root treatment, ensuring flexibility in agronomic management.

Strengths and Weaknesses

The main advantage is the high bioavailability of the components. Unlike cheaper salt-based forms, "Filgreen VMo" is gentle on the plant and does not cause burns, even when used at the lower end of the concentration range (from 0.5 L/ha). Limitations include the need for strict adherence to growth stages: the product is most effective during budding and early flowering; application at other stages is less economically justified.

For agronomists working with crops that have high requirements for pollination (peas, beans, fodder beets), this product serves as a yield insurance policy. By following the application rate of 0.5–2 L/ha, farms can achieve predictable results in terms of fruit uniformity and total yield.