Ferric chlorosis in crops: causes, symptoms and effective natural solutions

Ferric chlorosis is a widespread nutritional disorder in agriculture and gardening. It affects many crops, reducing the photosynthetic capacity of plants and compromising productivity. But what are the main causes of ferric chlorosis? How can it be recognised? And above all: are there natural and effective methods to prevent and treat it without resorting exclusively to chemical fertilisers? [...]

FOLIAR AND ROOT BIOSTIMULANTS FOR PLANTS

Biostimulants represent a crucial field of research in modern agriculture. These products are crucial for improving plant health, resistance and performance.

BETA improves plant response to water stress and extreme temperatures.

BETA is a nitrogenous nutritional product of exclusively plant origin with fast and intensive action, suitable for foliar application on any crop. It provides high amounts of plant amino acids, especially glycinbetaine, a molecule with osmoprotective action that the plant naturally accumulates in response to environmental stress conditions such as high and low temperatures, drought and high salinity.

Rooting: Nature had thought of everything!

The most important stage in the success of a new plant is the rooting and establishment of the young plants. In this important phase, the plant produces primary roots to search for water, while secondary roots develop to absorb nutrients, and the soil microbiota (the collection of useful microorganism species) plays a key role here.

DUALTECH: The best solution for crop nutrition and restoration of tired soils

The combined use of natural organic matrices with the addition of selected microbial consortia represents a true innovation in the field of plant nutrition and the restoration of exploited soils, and enables production of very high qualitative and quantitative value.

Foliar nutrition: 3 main mechanisms

In the course of their evolution, plants have developed several survival strategies and foliar uptake is one of these indispensable developed systems.

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