Yara·Micronutrients
YaraVita Teprosyn NP+Zn
YaraVita Teprosyn NP+Zn — a liquid suspension concentrate for seed treatment with 18% zinc, 9% nitrogen and 6.6% phosphorus for cereals, maize, sunflower, soybean, beet, carrot and tomato.
Main advantages
- Zn 18% on the seed — nutrition during germination
- Stickers included — slow release of elements
- Mixes with many seed dressings — per the maker
- 2–6 l/t of seed — cereals and maize
Overview
About this product
YaraVita Teprosyn NP+Zn — a liquid fertilizer for seed and tuber treatment containing 18% zinc, 9% nitrogen and 6.6% phosphorus (P). The suspension concentrate formulation with stickers is applied evenly to the seed, and the micronutrients are released slowly and feed the root zone during germination.
Per the maker, the product promotes a strong root system and even emergence. The liquid formulation mixes with many fungicides and insecticides for seed protection.
The rate on cereals and maize is 2–6 l/t of seed, on sunflower 8–10 l/t, on potatoes 1–2 l/ha when treating tubers in the row.
Application
Rate, timing and crops
Rate
Potatoes
- Rate
- 1-2 l/ha
- Note
- Treatment of tubers in the row before covering; water volume up to 600 l/ha
Maize
- Rate
- 2-6 l/t of seed
Carrot
- Rate
- 10-15 l/t of seed
Wheat
- Rate
- 2-6 l/t of seed
Sunflower
- Rate
- 8-10 l/t of seed
- Method
Seed treatment
Potatoes: treatment of tubers in the row before covering
- Tank mix
- Mixes with many fungicides and insecticides for seed protection
- Crops
- PotatoesMaizeCarrotWheatSunflowerSoybeanTomatoSugar beetBarleyCereals
Figures from the manufacturer, Yara. Source page
Specifications
Nutrient composition
| Brand | Yara |
|---|---|
| Type | Micronutrient |
Composition
| |
| Form | Liquid |
| Application | Seed treatment |
| Target Crops | Potato, Corn, Carrot, Wheat, Sunflower, Soybean, Tomato, Sugar Beet, Barley, Cereals |
| Manufacturer | Yara International |
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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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