Micro Nutrients
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Micro Nutrients
Micro nutrients are nutrients required by plants throughout their life cycle in small quantities to meet the routine physiological functions.
These includes Boron (B), Zinc (Zn), Manganese (Mn), Iron (Fe), Copper (Cu), Molybdenum (Mo) & Chlorine (Cl). Greenstar markets these various essential micro nutrients through diverse formulations as per the laid down standards under Fertiliser Control Order (FCO).
SPIC Zinc Sulphate Hepta Hydrate
Description
SPIC Zinc Sulphate contains 21% zinc, an essential component of various enzymes systems for energy production, protein synthesis, and growth regulation. Zinc has the most obvious effect on photosynthesis. All flowering plants require Zinc for flower production, fruit set and seed set. Almost 50% of Indian soils are deficient in Zinc. Among all secondary and micro nutrients, deficiencies of Zinc have more devastating effect on cultivated crops.
SPIC Zinc Sulphate is a highly water soluble, transparent, colorless, crystalline compound, containing sulphur, which is also an essential element. It can be used for all crops
Specification
S.No | Composition | Content | |
---|---|---|---|
(i) | Matter insoluble in water per cent by weight | Maximum | 1.0 |
(i) | Zinc (as Zn) per cent by weight | Minimum | 21.0 |
(iii) | Lead (as Pb) per cent by weight | Maximum | 0.003 |
(iv) | Copper (as Cu) per cent by weight | Maximum | 0.1 |
(i) | Matter insoluble in water per cent by weight | Maximum | 1.0 |
(v) | Magnesium (as Mg) per cent by weight | Maximum | 0.5 |
(vi) | pH not less than | 4.0 | |
(vii) | Sulphur (as S),per cent by weight | Minimum | 1.0 |
(vii) | Matter insoluble in water per cent by weight | Minimum | 10.0 |
(viii) | Cadmium (as Cd), per cent by weight | Maximum | 0.0025 |
(ix) | Arsenic (as As),per cent by weight | Maximum | 0.01 |
Application
- SPIC Zinc Sulphate application is the most common and successful long term strategy for eliminating zinc deficiencies.
- SPIC Zinc Sulphate can be applied as basal by broadcasting mixed with required sand and can also be applied as top-dressing/placement as detailed in the table.
Crop | Dosage/acre | Time of application |
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Paddy, Wheat | 10 kg | At the time of planting or 15 days after planting. |
Sugarcane | 10 kg | Between 30 and 60 days of planting. |
Banana, Coconut | 20 kg | Between 3 and 5 months of planting. |
Cotton | 15 kg | Between 25 and 35 days of sowing |
Vegetables, Groundnut, Turmeric, Pulses, Maize | 10 kg | At the time of planting/sowing |
SPIC Zinc Sulphate Mono Hydrate
Description
SPIC Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate contains 33% zinc, an essential component of various enzymes systems for energy production, protein synthesis, and growth regulation. Zinc has the most obvious effect on photosynthesis. All flowering plants require zinc for flower production, fruit set and seed set. Almost half of Indian soils are deficient in zinc. Among all secondary and micro nutrients, deficiencies of zinc have a more devastating effect on cultivated crops.
SPIC Zinc Sulphate is a highly water soluble, transparent, colorless, crystalline compound, containing sulphur, which is also an essential element. It can be used for all crops.
Specification
S. No. | Composition | Content | |
---|---|---|---|
(i) | Free flowing powder form | ||
(ii) | Matter-insoluble in water, per cent by weight | Maximum. | 1.0 |
iii | Zinc (as Zn). per cent by weight | Minimum | 33.0 |
(iv) | Lead (as Pb), per cent by weight | Maximum | 0.003 |
(v) | Copper (as Cu), per cent by weight | Maximum | 0.1 |
(vi) | Magnesium (as Mg), per cent by weight | Maximum | 0.5 |
(vii) | Iron (as Fe), per cent by weight | Maximum | 1.0 |
(viii) | pH not less than | 4.0 | |
(ix) | Sulphur (as S),per cent by weight | Minimum | 15.0 |
(x) | Cadmium (as Cd),per cent by weight | Maximum | 0.0025 |
(xi) | Arsenic (as As),per cent by weight | Maximum | 0.01 |
Application
- SPIC Zinc Sulphate application is the most common and successful long term strategy for eliminating Zinc deficiencies.
- SPIC Zinc Sulphate – Monohydrate can be applied as basal by broadcasting mixed with required sand and can also be applied by top-dressing / placement as detailed in the table.
Crop | Dosage/acre | Time of application |
---|---|---|
Paddy, Wheat | 8 kg | At the time of planting or 15 days after planting. |
Sugarcane | 10 kg | Between 30 and 60 days of planting.. |
Banana, Coconut | 15 kg | Between 3 and 5 months of planting. |
Cotton | 10 kg | Between 25 and 35 days of sowing |
Vegetables, Groundnut, Turmeric, Pulses, Maize | 10 kg | At the time of planting/sowing |