Fertigonía (MarokPlus, Bor, Zinc, Sírka, Drip, Reserve, Stimul, VM)

Comprehensive crop support with the Fertigonia line

When an agronomist faces micronutrient deficiencies or the need for urgent crop support during stress, specialized nutrition is the key. The "Fertigonia" line, produced by NVP "Zorya" and "Agrokhimikat," consists of mineral complexes in powder form, engineered to provide targeted nutritional solutions for vegetable, fruit, grain, and technical crops.

Why agronomists choose Fertigonia

The main advantage of this series is the ability to select a highly specialized composition tailored to a specific phenological phase or problem. Whether it is boron deficiency during grapevine flowering or sulfur shortage in oilseeds, the range of variants (Bor, Zink, Sirka, Drip, Rezerv, Stimul, VM) covers critical needs:

• Nutritional Correction: Rapid replenishment of macro- and micronutrients (N, P, K, Ca, Fe, B, S) that are often locked in the soil in unavailable forms.
• Yield Improvement: By activating plant metabolic processes, the crop utilizes soil resources more efficiently.
• Stress Resistance: The formulations help mitigate the negative impacts of frost, drought, or pesticide phytotoxicity.

Practical application scenarios

The primary method of application is foliar feeding. Unlike soil application, foliar treatment provides an almost immediate effect, which is crucial when visual symptoms of chlorosis appear or plant growth is stunted.

When to apply:

• Early vegetation: Utilizing versions with growth stimulants to boost vegetative mass.
• Flowering and fruit set: Applying boron and zinc-based formulations to enhance pollination and prevent fruit drop (especially critical for berries and orchards).
• Pre-harvest: Using specialized formulations to improve the marketability and shelf life of the produce.

The products have a safety class of 4, making them user-friendly when adhering to standard handling precautions. The powder form ensures excellent solubility and compatibility in tank mixes with most common pesticides, allowing for cost-effective field operations.