Nutrivant Plus Oilseed

ICL Fertilizers: Advanced Nutrition for Oilseed Crops

Maximizing the yield potential of oilseed rape, soybeans, and sunflowers requires precision in nutritional management. "Nutrivant Plus Oilseed," developed by the global leader ICL Fertilizers, stands out as a top-tier foliar fertilizer designed to address the specific metabolic demands of these high-value crops.

Engineered for Performance

This product reflects the long-standing expertise of ICL in mineral nutrition. Formulated as a crystalline powder, it offers exceptional solubility and can be seamlessly integrated into existing spray programs. The precise balance of nutrients ensures that plants receive exactly what they need at key growth stages:

• Macro-elements: Nitrogen (10%), Phosphorus (15-25%), and Potassium (30-45%) drive early growth and energy synthesis.
• Micro-nutrients: Sulfur (S), Magnesium (MgO), Boron (B), Manganese (Mn), Zinc (Zn), and Molybdenum (Mo) act as vital catalysts for enzymatic activity and seed development.

Why Choose Nutrivant Plus for Oilseeds?

In modern agriculture, the ability to manage stress and optimize oil accumulation is paramount. Nutrivant Plus Oilseed is more than just a fertilizer; it is a metabolic stimulant. Applying it at rates of 1–3 kg/ha allows for up to 3 treatments per season, giving farmers the flexibility to respond to environmental challenges. Whether combating heat stress or ensuring optimal pollination in sunflowers, the Israeli-developed chemistry behind this fertilizer helps secure higher quality yields and better ROI per hectare.

Reliability and Compatibility

One of the primary benefits of the Nutrivant line is its high purity and compatibility with common agrochemicals. This reduces the number of passes through the field and minimizes the risk of leaf burn or incompatibility issues. By focusing on essential micro-nutrients like Boron and Manganese, ICL ensures that oilseed crops reach their full genetic potential, consistently delivering the performance that large-scale growers demand.