Microfertilizer NANOGREEN

Why NANOGREEN became a staple for intensive farming

When working with cereals, sunflowers, or soybeans, the question of how to cover nutrient deficiencies is always pressing. I started using NANOGREEN by Nano Soyuz to move away from dealing with individual micro-element problems and shift toward a comprehensive approach. This organomineral fertilizer in solution form is a practical tool for those who prefer foliar feeding.

Application experience and logistics

What I like about this product: it requires no complicated preparation. Since it is a solution, there are no issues with clogging sprayer nozzles, which is critical for productivity when you have to cover 300–400 hectares on a tight schedule. Its hazard class 4 rating allows for handling without the extreme safety measures required for pesticides, though standard safety protocols are still advised.

I have applied it to winter rapeseed and corn. The culture clearly handles stress periods better. After application, the plants look more uniform, and the characteristic chlorosis that often appears in our soils due to iron or magnesium deficiency is visibly reduced. This especially impacts the quality of the marketable grain — the test weight and overall appearance are noticeably better.

Composition and Efficiency

The Nano Soyuz team packed a full "bouquet" here: Boron, Iron, Cobalt, Magnesium, Manganese, Copper, Molybdenum, and Zinc. For those who keep agrochemical field logs, it is a convenient way to close all micro-element gaps in one pass. The "first aid" effect is most evident during intensive growth phases when the plant cannot pull enough nutrition from the soil through its root system.

• Economy: no need to buy 5-6 different mono-products; everything is balanced in one tank.
• Efficiency: excellent solubility in tank mixes; it does not conflict with most plant protection products.
• Result: improved marketability of the yield and increased crop resilience during drought or waterlogging.