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Quantum Boron Active + Molybdenum (B+Mo)

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Quantum Boron Active + Molybdenum (B+Mo) — a liquid boron micronutrient fertilizer based on organic polyborates with boron 120 g/l, molybdenum 6 g/l and cobalt for soybean, pea and beet.

Main advantages

  • Boron 120 g/l and Mo 6 g/l — in one solution
  • Organic polyborates — readily available boron
  • Soybean at budding 1.0 l/ha — the maker's rate
  • Beet 0.3–1.0 l/ha — from 4–6 leaves to the root
  • In-Furrow with Quantum Diafan — 0.5 l/ha

Overview

About this product

Quantum Boron Active + Molybdenum (B+Mo) — a product for preventing boron deficiency based on readily available organic polyborates, enriched with boron uptake transactivators, with molybdenum and cobalt. It contains 120 g/l of boron, 47 g/l of nitrogen, 6 g/l of molybdenum and 0.4 g/l of cobalt; pH 7.0–8.0, density 1.23–1.28 kg/l.

Per the maker, it improves flowering, pollination and sugar transport. Soybean and pea are treated at 0.5 l/ha at 3–5 trifoliate leaves and 1.0 l/ha at budding, beet at 0.3–1.0 l/ha by stages; with boron deficiency treatments are repeated after 7–10 days.

In-Furrow with Quantum Diafan 0.5 l/ha.

Application

Rate, timing and crops

Rate

Soybean, pea

Application rate, l/ha
0.5
Growth and development stage
3–5 trifoliate leaves (BBCH 14–16)

Soybean, pea

Application rate, l/ha
1.0
Growth and development stage
Budding – start of flowering (BBCH 51–61)

Sugar and fodder beet

Application rate, l/ha
0.3
Growth and development stage
4–6 leaves (BBCH 14–16)

Sugar and fodder beet

Application rate, l/ha
1.0
Growth and development stage
Leaf closure in the rows (BBCH 19–34); closure between the rows (BBCH 35–39); active root growth (BBCH 39–49)

With boron deficiency (by visual or laboratory diagnosis), for all crops, especially fruit, berry and vegetable crops, treatments are repeated at 7–10 day intervals

For best results, feeding is recommended together with other products under the technology schemes for the crop

Method

Foliar feeding with standard sprayers: spray solution 200–400 l/ha for vegetable crops, 500–1000 l/ha for grapes and fruit crops

In-Furrow soil application together with Quantum Diafan liquid starter fertilizers: 0.5 l/ha

Conditions

Prepare the spray solution immediately before application: fill the tank 2/3 with water and, while stirring, add the components one at a time, waiting until the previous one is evenly mixed

Spray in the morning or evening; optimal air temperature 10–25 °C, wind up to 5 m/s

Tank mix

Joint application with plant protection products and other fertilizers is possible

Before mixing, check compatibility: a test spray solution must not form a precipitate, slight turbidity is acceptable

Crops
SoybeanPeaSugar beetFodder beet

Figures from the manufacturer, Quantum. Source page

Specifications

Nutrient composition

BrandQuantum
TypeMicronutrient
Composition
  • Boron (B)12.0%(120 g/l)
  • Nitrogen (N)4.7%(47 g/l)
  • Molybdenum (Mo)0.6%(6 g/l)
  • Cobalt (Co)0.04%(0.4 g/l)
FormLiquid
Density1.23–1.28 kg/l
pH7.0–8.0
ApplicationSoil, Foliar
Target CropsSoybean, Peas, Sugar Beet, Fodder beet
ManufacturerНВК «Квадрат»
Packaging20 l; 5 l; 1 l
Origin countryUkraine

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Questions & answers

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  • Rates depend on crop, prior history, soil analysis and nutrient status. An agronomist sets the dose from this product's label — not an NPK-complex template of 150–300 kg/ha.

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