Universal Microfertilizer Based on Chelates of Microelements

Chelate Technology: Why Complexonates Work

The universal fertilizer from the Research and Production Center "Reacom" is formulated using complexonates — organic molecules that maintain metal ions in a stable, chelated state. Unlike standard salt-based fertilizers, complexonates do not form insoluble precipitates when mixed with pesticides and do not get trapped by soil absorption complexes. For the agronomist, this ensures predictable results: microelements like iron, cobalt, and boron enter the plant's metabolic pathways immediately rather than being blocked by chemical interactions in the spray tank.

Metabolic Foundations of the Formula

The solution is balanced to support enzyme activity across various developmental stages. Boron is essential for sugar synthesis and pollen germination, which is vital for crops like sunflowers and vegetables. Iron and cobalt act as cofactors in photosynthesis and nitrogen fixation. The inclusion of potassium compounds alongside microelements allows the plant to mitigate deficits caused by environmental stress, such as temperature fluctuations or drought.

On-Farm Application

The product is specifically designed for foliar feeding (spraying during the vegetation period). This allows for targeted nutrient delivery through the leaf surface, bypassing root-level restrictions—a feature especially beneficial for corn, cereals, and potatoes during critical growth phases. With a 4th-class hazard rating, the solution is safe for personnel and the environment, requiring no specialized safety equipment beyond standard protocols.

• Crops: Vegetables, fodder beets, sunflowers, potatoes, grapes, corn, cereals.
• Form: Ready-to-use liquid solution.
• Technological Advantage: Superior bioavailability of elements during any phase of development.