In any type of crop production, pre-sowing preparation includes a whole range of measures to reduce the stress load on seeds, to start germination and stimulate even seedlings. The more intensive the farm, the less care each planting unit receives, but also the more expensive unhealthy seedlings and poor harvests cost the owner. To increase yields, many agriculturists resort to chemical plant protection products; this ultimately affects the final product.
Pre-sowing preparation
Solutions - Pre-sowing preparation
In certain crops, the introduction of chemical PPPs is strictly prohibited – for example, in all leafy annual crops that humans consume virtually without cooking. In organic farming, chemicals cannot be used on any crop, which influences planting density and low productivity of ecological and organic farms.
Our growth regulator SatoHum® K is a liquid formula high in humic and fulvic acids, indicated for seed dressing, seedling or sapling treatment. Its use is allowed, including in organic crop production, both in pre-sowing preparation and for phytosanitary purposes on germinated and adult plants.
There are quite a number of agronomic practices suitable for increasing seed germination, depending on the type of crop production, plant characteristics, use of manual or machine labor, etc. Our potassium humate SatoHum® K formulation is successfully used in the pre-sowing calendar of farms of various types. The composition increases the viability of seeds, inhibits pathogens, improves stress resistance to temperature extremes, precipitation, and drought. Our growth regulators let reduce the cost of plant protection products and mineral fertilizers.
Germinated seedlings and young saplings of fruit trees are also recommended to be treated with SatoHum® formulation to maintain the plant’s own immunity at the stages of growth and biomass gain, and to neutralize the bacterial and mycotic environment.
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