UGmax – fertilizer for soil

Soil Microbiological Engineering: How UGmax Functions

UGmax operates on the principle of soil biome management rather than simple mineral application. Developed by the Polish enterprise of Andrzej Bogdanowicz, this product serves as a catalyst for soil microflora, facilitating the conversion of organic matter into accessible nutrients. Its core function is the restoration of the humus layer and the revitalization of soil biological activity.

Technical Breakdown of Composition

• Nutrient Synergy: The combination of Nitrogen (1-5%) and Phosphorus (0.1-1%) acts primarily as a substrate for saprotrophic microorganisms. This ensures a rapid acceleration of bio-processes within the soil profile.
• Structural Integrity: The specialized micronutrient profile supports the synthesis of strong cell membranes. For growers, this translates into increased fruit firmness, improved shelf life, and superior transportability of harvests.
• Biological Driver: By promoting natural nitrogen fixation and unlocking phosphorus bound in soil minerals, the product significantly optimizes the nutrient uptake efficiency of the plant root system.

Operational Application

The liquid formulation of UGmax is designed for easy homogenization in spray tanks. It is highly versatile, proving effective both in primary soil tillage and as a foliar treatment. It is suitable for a wide range of crops, including cereals, corn, industrial crops, and vegetables. With its Classification of Hazard level 4, the product poses minimal risk to operators and beneficial insects, allowing for seamless integration into intensive farming cycles without restrictive limitations on the frequency of application.