EKOTE (EKOTE)

Precision Nutrition: Why Ekompany Technology Matters for Yield

Mineral nutrition has evolved beyond simple NPK application. Today, modern agribusiness demands precision, and that is where controlled-release technology (CRF) takes the lead. The ЕКОТЕ (ЕКОТЕ) fertilizer by the Dutch company Ekompany International B.V. is a prime example of high-end European standards in feeding fruit, berry, and ornamental crops.

What sets ЕКОТЕ apart?

The primary distinction between this product and conventional fertilizers is the granular coating. While standard fertilizers release all nutrients upon contact with soil moisture—often causing salt spikes that stress or burn root systems—ЕКОТЕ works in stages. Essential nutrients (N, P, K, along with calcium and magnesium) are released gradually, aligning with the plant's actual uptake capacity throughout the growing season.

• Nitrogen balance: The nitrogen content (10–26%) ensures steady vegetative growth without causing excessive, weak shoot elongation.
• P-K foundation: The ratio of phosphorus (5–13%) and potassium (8–17%) is designed to support robust bud development and improve fruit density.
• Micro-nutrients: The inclusion of calcium and magnesium provides a complete nutritional profile, preventing deficiencies common in depleted soils.

Who is this product for?

ЕКОТЕ is optimal for professional nurseries, berry farms, and intensive orchards. If you manage high-value crops where nutrient stress could compromise your ROI, this product allows you to remove the guesswork. You don't need to perform multiple manual fertilizer applications throughout the season; a single primary application is often sufficient. This leads to significant savings in logistics and labor costs.

Pros: Reduced nitrate leaching into groundwater, high bioavailability (plants receive nutrients when they truly need them), and total absence of root stress.

Cons: The per-kilogram price is higher than that of standard commodity fertilizers. However, when calculating total cost-efficiency, the reduction in required applications easily justifies the initial investment.