AgriTecno·Biostimulants
Agriful
Agriful — a root biostimulant with humic extract (fulvic acids) 25.0% and organic matter 45%, for application to the root zone through drip irrigation, conventional watering or injection.
Main advantages
- Fulvic acids 25.0% — humic extract in the composition
- Drip irrigation or injection — application to the root zone
- Drought conditions — not recommended by the maker
- Vineyards 5 l/ha — 6–7 times per season, every 15 days
- Soil microflora — restoration, per the maker
Overview
About this product
Agriful — a biostimulant applied directly to the root zone: through drip irrigation systems, by conventional watering, by injection. It contains humic extract (fulvic acids) 25.0%, organic matter 45%, nitrogen 4.5%, phosphorus and potassium 1.0% each.
Per the maker, it stimulates root system development and restores beneficial soil microflora. The rate on berry crops is 3–5 l/ha, on potato, carrot, onion 5–6 l/ha, on vineyards 5 l/ha.
Not recommended in drought conditions. Packed in 1, 5, 20 and 200 l.
Application
Rate, timing and crops
Rate
Berry crops (blackberry, raspberry, bilberry, strawberry, etc.)
- l/ha
- 3–5
- Total amount l/ha
- 40–60
- Application notes
- Root feeding 8–10 times per season: the first at the start of the growing season (or 10–15 days after planting). Then at intervals of 7–10 days
Potato, carrot, beet, onion, garlic, green vegetables
- l/ha
- 5–6
- Total amount l/ha
- 20–25
- Application notes
- Root feeding 4 times per season, starting 10–15 days after emergence or planting out of seedlings, then 1 time every 10–15 days
Tomato, cucumber, pepper, pea, beans, pumpkin, soybean
- l/ha
- 3–6
- Total amount l/ha
- 30–60
- Application notes
- Root feeding 8–10 times per season. The first 10–15 days after emergence or planting out of seedlings, then every 7–10 days
Melon crops (melon, watermelon)
- l/ha
- 5–6
- Total amount l/ha
- 25–35
- Application notes
- Root feeding 5–6 times per season. The first 10–15 days after emergence or planting out of seedlings, then 2 times at intervals of 15 days. Then after each fruit harvest.
Fruit and berry crops (apple, pear, sweet cherry, apricot, plum)
- l/ha
- 3–5
- Total amount l/ha
- 40–70
- Application notes
- Root feeding 8 times per season from the start of the growing season at intervals of 15–20 days
- Method
Through drip irrigation systems
By conventional watering
- Conditions
- Not recommended for use in drought conditions
- Crops
- BlackberryRaspberryBilberryStrawberryPotatoCarrotBeetOnionGarlicGreen vegetablesTomatoCucumberPepperPeaBeansPumpkinSoybeanMelonWatermelonApplePearSweet cherryApricotPlumVineyardsFlowering ornamental crops
Figures from the manufacturer, AgriTecno. Source page
Specifications
Nutrient composition
| Type | Biostimulant |
|---|---|
Composition
| |
| Form | Liquid |
| pH | 4.7 |
| Application | Fertigation, Root application |
| Target Crops | Blackberry, Raspberry, Strawberry, Potato, Carrot, Beet, Onion, Garlic, Greens, Tomato, Cucumber, Pepper, Peas, Bean, Pumpkin, Soybean, Melon, Watermelon, Apple, Pear, Sweet cherry, Apricot, Plum, Vineyard, Flowers, Berry crops, Cucurbits, Fruit crops |
| Manufacturer | AgriTecno |
| Packaging | 1 l; 5 l; 20 l; 200 l |
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Questions & answers
What farmers ask most
- Rates depend on crop, prior history and soil analysis. Urea and other straight nitrogen grades are not an NPK complex: a cereal ballpark is often 100–250 kg/ha of product, but the exact dose is an agronomist's call.
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