Modern agriculture cannot be imagined without the use of complex mineral fertilizers.
Complex water-soluble fertilizers with microelements and humic substances are especially popular. They are used by both professionals and hobbyists.
Five years ago, when the new development by the company TECHNOS EXPORT — the series of soluble fertilizers — was first introduced to the Russian market, high requirements for quality, efficiency, and ecological purity of fertilizers were met. Today, Agricola fertilizers are a wide range of high-quality fertilizers for most vegetable, flower, and berry crops. They help gardeners and growers achieve high yields and cultivate beautiful flowers. Agricola fertilizers make work easier and bring joy. Agricola fertilizers were developed within the International Green Belt Program and take into account the global experience in creating water-soluble fertilizers. They are designed to provide a complete feeding scheme that takes into account the dynamics of plant nutrient needs throughout the growing season.
The Agricola complex includes dry mineral, liquid organic-mineral fertilizers, and sticks. Agricola Aqua liquid fertilizers contain the main elements of nutrition (nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium), microelements in a special chelate form, and humic biologically active substances — Energies. They increase the energy of plant cells, enhance nutrient uptake, mobilize the plant’s immune system, and also increase the plant’s resistance to adverse factors. Agricola Aqua are both fertilizers and growth stimulators simultaneously.
Agricola Aqua fertilizers are used for both root and foliar feeding of flowering crops. They give excellent results for indoor, balcony, greenhouse, and garden flowers and decorative plants. Agricola Aqua fertilizers are economical. At a dilution rate of 5-10 ml of fertilizer per 1 liter of water, a 250 ml bottle is sufficient to obtain 25-50 liters of feeding solution. Humic substances content 0.8%.
Agricola dry water-soluble fertilizers contain a full complex of macro- and microelements necessary for achieving maximum results when growing flowers and decorative plants in the garden and indoors, as well as vegetable and berry crops.
Agricola for indoor plants has a balanced composition and allows effective feeding of all types of indoor and balcony flowers and plants. It stimulates active plant growth, gives leaves a bright, vibrant color. Increases the number of buds, promotes intense flowering. Roses in the garden and indoors bloom longer with abundant flowering when regularly fed with Agricola fertilizer. Garden roses better withstand winter and spring frosts.
Times change, but the trend for ficus plants is not going away. Agricola will provide your favorite ficus with everything it needs for growth and give the leaves a rich color.
Agricola for palms will help you grow a luxurious palm in your home and feel like you are in sunny subtropics. The result of cactus feeding with Agricola fertilizer — delicate flowers among thorns on flowering species and rapid growth of cactus green mass on non-flowering species.
For feeding vegetable and berry crops, Agricola fertilizers are applied throughout the season from spring to autumn. They increase yields by 30-40%, ensuring the production of ecologically clean, vitamin-rich, and health-promoting vegetables and berries.
The fertilizers include a full balanced set of macro- and microelements, do not contain chlorine and heavy metals. The correct composition, taking into account the plant’s needs at any stage of growth, timely application of Agricola fertilizers prevents the formation of nitrates in plants. Dry Agricola fertilizers are very economical. The dosage rate is 2-2.5 g per 1 liter of water. The shelf life of Agricola fertilizers is unlimited!
Agricola sticks — a unique product with prolonged action. The sticks contain slowly water-soluble forms of nutrients. This allows plants to gradually absorb nutrients over a two-month period without the risk of overdose. The sticks contain a full complex of macroelements, including magnesium, and microelements. This form of fertilizer is very convenient for beginners and forgetful hobbyists. Agricola sticks not only feed flowers but also help prevent root rot.
SEVEN ADVANTAGES OF AGRICOLA FERTILIZERS
1. High efficiency
Agricola fertilizers are fully absorbed by plants without loss. Feeding gives plants a strong growth impulse. For flowering varieties — promotes intensive and prolonged flowering. Flowers and decorative plants develop better, bloom more luxuriantly and longer, delighting with their fresh, vibrant colors.
2. Ecological purity
Agricola fertilizers do not contain heavy metals, chlorine, or other harmful substances. Using Agricola fertilizers maintains the optimal soil acidity for plants.
3. Comprehensive action
Concentrated liquid Agricola-Aqua fertilizers contain humates, which ensure better absorption of microelements, stimulate plant growth, and strengthen immunity. Feeding with Agricola helps plants recover quickly from diseases, pests, drought, and other adverse factors.
4. Economy
Agricola fertilizers have a high concentration of nutrients and are therefore very economical. The dosage rates are 2-2.5 grams per 1 liter of water for dry fertilizers and 5-10 ml per 1 liter for Agricola Aqua liquid fertilizers.
5. Optimal composition
Each crop group requires its own "diet." For example, cacti need more phosphorus, decorative leafy plants need more nitrogen, flowering plants need more potassium. Agricola fertilizers take into account these plant characteristics. In addition to the main nutrients, they contain microelements in chelate form, which are easily absorbed by plants.
6. Excellent solubility
Unlike ordinary fertilizers, the Agricola fertilizer recipe is designed to ensure excellent water solubility. The Agricola fertilizer complex has no analogs in Russia and does not fall short of the best complex fertilizers of global leaders.
7. Two ways of feeding
Agricola fertilizers can be applied in two ways. The first method — watering plants with a fertilizer solution (root feeding). The second method — spraying leaves (foliar feeding). When spraying, nutrients are absorbed by the plant five times faster than when absorbed from the soil. This allows for quickly feeding a plant affected by adverse conditions.
Recommendations for using Agricola fertilizers for the prevention of non-infectious plant diseases.
Vegetable plants are very sensitive to soil composition and fertility. A deficiency of nutrients in the soil leads to disruption of normal plant growth and development.
In addition to the main elements — nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus, calcium, iron — plants require micro-fertilizers. These include magnesium, manganese, boron, copper, zinc, etc. An excess of some nutrients in the soil can also cause pathological symptoms in plants. The effect of nutrient deficiency or excess is determined by two conditions.
First: if even one nutrient is deficient in the soil, the plant cannot grow normally, and no excess of other nutrients can compensate for this deficiency.
Second, all nutrients must be present not only in sufficient amounts but also in the proper balance with each other. These conditions were met when developing the Agricola fertilizer complex. Timely and proper feeding of plants, starting from seedling emergence until harvest, will ensure balanced plant nutrition and prevent symptoms of non-infectious diseases.
Vegetable seedlings.
For cucumber and other squash crops, it is recommended to conduct 3-4 feedings with Agricola-6 fertilizer with an interval of 7-10 days. The dosage is 25 grams per 10 liters of water. The working solution dosage is 10 liters per 10 square meters of planting. For tomato, eggplant, and pepper seedlings, it is recommended to conduct 4-5 foliar feedings with an interval of 7-10 days.
Cabbage.
Feeding cabbage — white, red, and colored varieties — with Agricola-1 fertilizer. The first feeding is conducted 10-15 days after transplanting seedlings. Dissolve 25 grams of fertilizer in 10 liters of water and treat plants on 10-25 square meters of planting area depending on the method of application (watering or spraying). Subsequent treatments are conducted every 10-14 days until mid-August, dissolving 50 grams of fertilizer in 5 liters of water and treating 5-12 square meters, depending on the method of application.
Onion and garlic.
Feeding onions and garlic with Agricola-2 fertilizer. Onion: it is recommended to conduct 2-3 feedings with an interval of 7-10 days during bulb formation. Dissolve 25 grams of fertilizer in 15 liters of water and treat plants on 15-30 square meters, depending on the method of application. Garlic: it is recommended to conduct 2-3 feedings with an interval of 7-10 days during clove formation. Dissolve 25 grams of fertilizer in 15 liters of water and treat 15-30 square meters of planting, depending on the method of application.
Tomato, pepper, eggplant.
Feeding with Agricola-3 fertilizer. To prepare the working solution, dissolve 25 grams of fertilizer in 10 liters of water and treat 10-25 square meters of planting area depending on the method of application (watering or spraying). During the growing season, conduct 4-5 foliar feedings of plants. Tomato, eggplant: the first foliar feeding is conducted 10-15 days after transplanting seedlings. Subsequent feedings are conducted every 15 days. Pepper: the first foliar feeding is conducted one week after transplanting seedlings. Subsequent feedings are conducted when fruit set occurs.
<2.5>Root vegetables, beets, and others
Feeding root vegetables with Agricola-4 fertilizer.
Carrots: conduct 2-3 feedings. The first feeding — 20-25 days after emergence: dissolve 25 grams of fertilizer in 20 liters of water and treat plants on an area of 20-35 square meters, depending on the method of application (watering or spraying). The second feeding — 15-20 days after the first, the third — 15 days after the second. Dissolve 50 grams of fertilizer in 10 liters of water and treat 10-25 square meters of planting, depending on the method of application.
Beet: conduct 2 feedings. The first after thinning beet, the second — 15-20 days during root formation. Dissolve 25 grams of fertilizer in 10 liters of water and treat 10-25 square meters of planting, depending on the method of application.
Squash crops (cucumber, zucchini, pumpkin, melon) Feeding with Agricola-5 fertilizer. To prepare the working solution, dissolve 25 grams of fertilizer in 10 liters of water and treat 10-25 square meters of planting, depending on the method of application.
first feeding is conducted at the stage of emergence of the 3rd true leaf when sowing the crop in open ground, for seedling crops — 5-7 days after transplanting seedlings. Subsequent treatments are conducted with an interval of 7-10 days. A total of 4-5 feedings are recommended. Melon: the first foliar feeding is conducted 10-15 days after transplanting seedlings or sowing. During the growing season, at least 2-3 foliar feedings are required until the beginning of fruiting. In addition to granular fertilizers, the Agricola complex includes liquid organic-mineral fertilizers. Liquid Agricola fertilizers, in addition to plant nutrients, contain humic substances (Energies), which positively affect the uptake of nutrients from the soil and also increase plant resistance to diseases.
Feeding vegetable seedlings with liquid Agricola-Forward fertilizer. Agricola-Forward fertilizer can also be used for watering and spraying plants. It is recommended to alternate watering and spraying seedlings. The fertilizer is diluted at a rate of 100 ml per 10 liters of water. When applying under the root, this amount is calculated for an area of 3-5 square meters. For seedling feeding, it is recommended to conduct 1-2 waterings with an interval of 7-10 days. For foliar feeding, the fertilizer is diluted at a rate of 100 ml per 10 liters of water. This amount of solution treats plants on an area of 25-50 square meters.
Feeding vegetable crops with universal liquid Agricola-Vegeta fertilizer. Agricola-Vegeta fertilizer is used for all crops during the main application in the soil in summer, when there is intensive growth of green mass, formation of fruit set, and formation of yields of cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, carrots, onions, potatoes, and other vegetable crops. To achieve maximum effect, the fertilizer is applied to the soil throughout the growing season with an interval of 10-15 days. Before application, the fertilizer is diluted at a rate of 100 ml per 10 liters of water and applied under the root on an area of 3-5 square meters.
Agricola-Vegeta fertilizer is also used for foliar feeding of plants (spraying leaves). In this case, it is also diluted at a rate of 100 ml per 10 liters of water and sprayed on plants on an area of 25-50 square meters. For vegetables, 3-4 foliar feedings are recommended. The first — 20-25 days after emergence, subsequent — with an interval of 15-20 days. It is recommended to alternate watering and spraying.
