Chelated Micronutrient Fertilizers

Item Code: Mingle

We are offering Mingle which comprises all important microelements in chelated form. The fertilizer plays an important role in physiological & biochemical processes of the plants.

The features are as follows:

• Mingle is specially formulated as the state of the art technology for delivering micronutrients with maximum bioavailability, tolerability & safety.
• Mingle contains microelements in chelated form, helps easy & quick absorption by the crop.
• Mingle is a high performance 100% water soluble foliar spray / soil application in LIQUID & POWDER form.
• Mingle contains Magnesium as buffer to enhance its performance.

Direction for use:-

• Dissolve 1.5 to 2 ml Mingle in one liter of clean water & spray on the foliage early in the morning or late in the evening
• Dose can be modified taking deficiency of the microelements into consideration
• Also Available in spray dried powder form which can be used as foliar spray @ 250 gm/acre in sufficient quantity of water or can be given through drip irrigation @ 1 kg to 2 kg /acre depending upon deficiency and crop for which it is to be used

Item Code: Release-Fe

We are offering to our clients, Iron Chelate - 'Release Fe' which is ideal for fulfilling the Fe (Iron) needs of crop. The release should not be sprayed during strong sunshine and if rainfall is expected within 4 hours of spray. The main functions are as follows:

• Iron catalyzes the production of chlorophyll.
• Iron is involved in some respiratory and photosynthetic, enzyme systems.
• Iron is found to be involved in the reduction of nitrates and sulfates.
• Iron is required in proper functioning of symbiotic Nitrogen fixing Microorganisms.
• Iron is also helpful in absorption of other minerals

Symptoms of Deficiency:

• Most common Iron-deficiency is called as "Iron Chlorosis", plants are yellow and stunted
• In severe deficiency leaves turn whitish, while veins remain green.
• Iron deficiency symptoms are first expressed on the young leaves
• Plant die back at top.
• Iron deficient leaves show interveinal chlorosis, and with the leaf lamina at first appearing to be yellowish.
• On cereals Iron deficiency is expressed as brownish red spots on leaves.
• Iron deficiency is commonly associated with Zn and Mn deficiencies

General Information

• For best results crops should have sufficient supply of water and other major fertilizers
• Spray of Release-FeEDTA should be carried out during morning hours or during late afternoon hours.
• Do not spray Release-FeEDTA If rain falls within 4 to 5 hours of spray, crops should be re-sprayed 3 or 4 days later. Do not apply as soil application
• on Red Soils, as Red soils are found to have sufficient content of Iron.

General Recommendations for Soil Application

• For Perennial crops
• For Field crops
• Foliar Spray

Spray Release- FeEDTA 100gm per 100 ltr. of water

Item Code: Release-Ca

We are manufacturing and supplying Calcium Chelate- Release which contains 10 % calcium content by weight minimum in the form of CaEDTA. Its spray should be carried out during morning hours or during late afternoon hours. The functions are as follows:

• Calcium works for root development during early growth stage of plant
• Calcium is involved in formation of seeds and grains
• Calcium is essential for apical growth of plant
• Calcium is needed for transportation of other minerals within plant
• Calcium is a part of cell wall, and hence related to cell division, cell elongation process

General Recommendations Soil Application

• For Perennial crops
• For Field crops
• Foliar Spray
• Spray Release-CaEDTA 100gm per 200 ltrs of water

Instructions:

• For best results crops should have sufficient supply of water and other major fertilizers
• Do not spray Release-CaEDTA during strong sunshine and if rainfall is expected within 4 hours of spray
• If rainfalls within 4 to 5 hours of spray, crops should be re-sprayed 3 or 4 days later

Deficiency Symptoms:

• As calcium is not freely mobile within plant, apical portions first shows deficiency symptoms which is noticed as yellowing of leaves, from edges
• Calcium deficiency causes poor root development
• New leaves shows curling at edges
• Die back of young twigs, and stunted growth

Zinc Chelate- 'Release Zn(ZnEDTA )': We are manufacturing and supplying Zinc Chelate- ‘Release’ which has Zinc content 12% (Expressed as Zn) Percent by weight in the form of ZnEDTA. Release Zinc should be sprayed @ 100gm per 100 ltr. of water OR 500 gm through drip irrigation per acre. The functions are:

• Zinc is involved in plant carbon metabolism.
• Zinc is a necessary component of several enzyme systems that regulate metabolic activities within plants.
• Zinc stimulates the synthesis of Tryptophan and I.A.A.
• Zinc is part of an enzyme that regulates the equilibrium among carbon dioxide, water, and carbonic acid.
• Zinc is a part enzyme that plays a role in protein metabolism.
• Zinc is essential for the formation of chlorophyll and in the process of photosynthesis
• Zinc is found to be associated with water relations in plants and improves water uptake

Deficiency Symptoms

• Zinc deficiency is first noticed on young leaves.
• Zinc deficiency tends to result in stunted growth and small leaves.
• Zinc deficiency causes interveinal chlorosis, and new leaves remain small. Whitish patches developed on leaves.
• Due to zinc deficiency poor root growth is observed in Citrus, Paddy, and Maize.

General Information

• For best results crops should have sufficient supply of water and other major fertilizers
• Spray of Release-ZnEDTA should be carried out during morning hours or during late afternoon hours
• Do not spray Release-ZnEDTA during strong sunshine and if rainfall is expected within 4 hours of spray
• If rainfalls within 4 to 5 hours of spray, crops should be re-sprayed 3 or 4 days later

• Zealbor should be sprayed during morning hours or during late afternoon hours.
• Avoid spraying Zealbor during strong sunshine and if rainfall is expected within 4 hours of spray. If rain falls within 4 to 5 hours of spray, crops should be re-sprayed 3 or 4 days later.
• For best results, crops should have sufficient supply of water and other major fertilizers.
• For foliar Spray Zealbor 200gm per 200 lits of water. It is available in 100gm, 500gm Pouch Packing.

• Boron deficiency symptoms are a mild chlorosis in mature leaves, which become brittle and tend to curl downwards.
• Boron deficiency causes Hollow Heart or Empty seed symptom in Cauliflower, Santra, Soybean, Papaya, and Groundnut. Boron deficiency adversely affects flowering and fruit set.
• Due to Boron deficiency fruits become deformed and lumpy, and they do not grow to full size.

Item Code: NILMANI