Yara micronutrient fertilizer Tera REXOLIN D12 — narrow white bag with a blue pattern, side view

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YaraTera REXOLIN D12

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YaraTera REXOLIN D12 — an iron micronutrient fertilizer with 11.6% iron in DTPA chelate for foliar and root feeding through irrigation systems in open and protected ground.

Main advantages

  • Fe 11.6% in DTPA chelate — increased iron content
  • Through irrigation systems — open and protected ground
  • Foliar and root application — both methods

Overview

About this product

YaraTera REXOLIN D12 — an iron micronutrient fertilizer in which 11.6% iron is in DTPA chelate form. The maker intends it for foliar and root feeding of all farm crops in open and protected ground, applied through various irrigation systems and under any growing technology.

Form: powder, contains no chlorine. 5 kg pack, country of manufacture: Netherlands.

Application

Rate, timing and crops

Method

Foliar feeding

Root feeding through various irrigation systems

Conditions
Open and protected ground, all growing technologies

Figures from the manufacturer, Yara. Source page

Specifications

Nutrient composition

BrandYara
TypeMicronutrient
Composition
  • Iron (Fe)11.6%
  • Chelating agentDTPA
FormPowder
ApplicationFoliar, Fertigation
ManufacturerYara International
Packaging5 kg
Chloride-freeYes
Origin countryNetherlands

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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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