Azotin

Active Ingredients - Concentration

 Azotobacter chroococcum bacteria

Category

Organic Fertilizers

Mixability

Mixing is not recommended.

Characteristics – features

Azotin is considered a vital fertilizer that is suitable for field crops, vegetables and fruits

It increases the yield by 20-25%

Saves in the use of chemical nitrogen fertilizer by 50% in leguminous crops.

Increases plant growth and increases plant resistance against some soil diseases

It nears between the cuttings in the alfalfa plant, which leads to an increase of one or two cuttings in the crop

It treats the paralysis that occurs to alfalfa as a result of climatic changes.

The Fertilizer contains live organisms and requires special care during storage.
It is preferable to use biological fertilizers with organic fertilizers.
To obtain best results, it is recommended to use the bio-fertilizer with the first irrigation after germination at a rate of 2.5 to 3 liters / acre

Recommendations and usage rates

Seeds treatment:
Add 2 tablespoons of sugar to a cup of water with stirring well
Mix the solution well with one gram of seeds, then mix the seeds with 100 grams of the vaccine
Dry the seeds in the shade
Sow the seeds within an hour of treatment

Seedlings treatment:
Mix the required amount of vaccine with water (2 kg / 20 liter of water / acre).
Dip the roots of the seedlings in the solution and keep them for 30 minutes.
Remove the seedlings from the solution and plant them immediately

Tuber treatment
Prepare the solution from the required amount of the vaccine (1kg/40 liter of water/acre)
Spray the solution on the tubers then mix the tubers while spraying, until all tubers are treated
Plant the treated tubers immediately and then irrigate them.

Note:
Double this dose (4 kg) for crops that older than six months for permanent crops
Add the equivalent of a hand fist of the vaccine around the roots and distribute it well with the frequency of use monthly

Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI)

0

Producing company (Brand)

KAFR EL ZAYAT PESTICIDES AND CHEMICALS