Reakom Plyus

Precision Micro-Nutrient Management with "Reakom Plus"

Field agronomy often demands an immediate response to nutrient deficiencies or stress. "Reakom Plus" by the Research and Production Center "Reakom" is a mineral fertilizer designed for rapid plant recovery and metabolic support. By utilizing a highly bioavailable chelated form, this fertilizer ensures that essential nutrients are absorbed efficiently, bypassing soil-related nutrient fixation issues.

Practical Field Applications

The primary utility of "Reakom Plus" lies in foliar application, which is the most effective method for direct tissue nourishment. Farmers utilize this product for several critical agrotechnical operations:

• Stress Mitigation: Essential for recovery following pesticide application or severe weather events like frost and drought. It revitalizes plant enzymatic activity quickly.
• Optimal Crop Development: During peak growth stages of vegetables, sunflowers, and forage beets, the complex provides the necessary micro-nutrients for fruit set and biomass accumulation.
• Synergistic Nutrition for Legumes: The inclusion of cobalt in the formula significantly boosts nitrogen fixation in beans and clover, promoting healthier root nodulation.

The composition—including Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P2O5), Sulfur, Boron, Iron, Calcium, and Cobalt—is engineered to meet the needs of diverse crops, including winter rapeseed, oats, and buckwheat. With a 4th hazard class rating, the product is safe to handle and integrate into standard field schedules.

Why choose Reakom Plus?

As an aqueous solution, "Reakom Plus" integrates seamlessly into tank mixes with most fungicides and insecticides, reducing the need for additional tractor passes. The concentration levels of N and P (0.1–1%) are optimized to provide a gentle, non-phytotoxic boost to plant metabolism. This makes it an ideal choice for operations focused on achieving consistent yields while maintaining a high standard of crop health and stress resilience throughout the entire growing season.