UAPG·Micronutrients
Zinc chelate (E-Zn 9%) 117 g/l
Zinc chelate (E-Zn 9%) 117 g/l — a liquid zinc single-nutrient fertilizer in the chelate form Na2ZnHEDTA for foliar feeding of crops demanding zinc.
Main advantages
- Zn 117 g/l (9%) — chelate form Na2ZnHEDTA
- Maize, soybean, grapes — sensitive to Zn deficiency
- Acid sod-podzolic soils — almost no need for Zn
- With crop protection and liquid complex fertilizers — tank mix
Overview
About this product
Zinc chelate (E-Zn 9%) 117 g/l — a zinc single-nutrient fertilizer for making up zinc deficiency by foliar feeding; formula Na2ZnHEDTA, zinc 117 g/l, or 9%. Density 1.3 kg/l, pH 6.5–7.5, crystallization below 0 °C.
Per the seller, zinc deficiency is most common on sandy slightly alkaline, neutral and carbonate soils and on soils with a high content of lime and phosphates, while acid sod-podzolic soils hardly need zinc fertilizers. Among crops sensitive to zinc deficiency the seller names fruit crops, grapes, maize, soybean, flax and tomato.
It is compatible with crop protection products, other fertilizers and liquid complex fertilizers. Container 1000 l.
Application
Rate, timing and crops
- Timing
- Spring
- Method
- Foliar application
- Tank mix
Can be applied together with crop protection products and other fertilizers
Well compatible with liquid complex fertilizers
- Crops
- CerealsMaizeVegetable cropsWinter oilseed rapeFruit and berry cropsSunflowerSoybeanSugar beet
Figures from the manufacturer, UAPG. Source page
Specifications
Nutrient composition
| Brand | UAPG |
|---|---|
| Type | Micronutrient |
Composition
| |
| Form | Liquid |
| Density | 1.3 kg/l |
| pH | 6.5–7.5 |
| Crystallization temperature | below 0 °C |
| Application | Foliar |
| Target Crops | Cereals, Corn, Vegetables, Winter rapeseed, Fruit crops, Berry crops, Sunflower, Soybean, Sugar Beet |
| Packaging | 1000 l |
| Origin country | Ukraine |
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Questions & answers
What farmers ask most
- 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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