Energy Mix

Why Energy Mix by AGRAMI has become a staple for intensive farming

Experience in using Energy Mix on various crops—from winter cereals to intensive vegetable plantations—proves that this is not just "another fertilizer," but a tool for rapid stress mitigation and balancing nutrition. In changing weather conditions, when a plant cannot effectively absorb macronutrients from the soil, this complex becomes a real lifeline.

Application features and efficiency

The main advantage of its composition is the balanced combination of NPK (10–15% each) and a full spectrum of microelements (B, Fe, Mn, Cu, Mo, Zn). When working with this product, it is important to consider the following:

• Ease of preparation: The liquid formulation allows for easy dosing without the risk of sedimentation in the sprayer tank. It is highly compatible with most pesticides, saving time on field passes.
• Reaction speed: With foliar application, the results are visible within just a few days. Plants change color and "revive," which is critical during key growth stages, such as cereal tillering or budding in fruit and berry crops.
• Versatility: We use it as an emergency measure for industrial crops during herbicide stress. The copper and zinc content helps plants adapt faster after chemical treatments.

Regarding logistics and storage, the 3rd hazard class does not require specific conditions, but standard chemical handling procedures must still be followed. It is important to remember that the high concentration of microelements requires strict adherence to hectare application rates to avoid leaf burn.

Practical advice for the agronomist

The efficiency of Energy Mix is best realized through fractional application. Do not attempt to replace basic soil nutrition with it; it is specifically a corrective tool. On legumes, it performs excellently during the active growth phase, promoting better fruit set due to the presence of boron and molybdenum. Equipment is cleaned using standard procedures, and we have experienced no specific nozzle clogging issues.