Zinc plays a key role in facilitating photosynthesis and indoleacetic acid (which is responsible for stem length). If soil temperatures remain cool during spring planting and early growth, zinc supplementation may be particularly beneficial for crop establishment.
When to Use
As indicated by soil analysis, prior to seeding or with starter fertilizer. Caution is needed to avoid zinc toxicity, especially in cereal crops, so soil analysis testing is necessary, and amounts needed vary by crop.
Benefits
Essential for plant enzymatic processes, including photosynthesis and the production of indoleacetic acid, affecting stem length, leaf size, and overall yield.
Guaranteed Minimum Analysis
Application Rates
Apply at the rate of 0.5 L – 1 L / acre (1.25 L – 2.5 L / ha) with a minimum of 40 L of water. Ensure sufficient water for thorough coverage.
Compatibility
| FERTILIZERS | ACTIVE INGREDIENTS | |
|---|---|---|
| √ | ATS | Ammonium thiosulfate |
| √ | KTS | Potassium thiosulfate |
| X | UAN | Urea ammonium nitrate |
| X | 10-34-0 | Ammonium poly phosphate |
| AAS FERTILIZERS | |
|---|---|
| X | Active Boron |
| √ | Active BUILD |
| √ | Active Copper |
| X | Active FLOWER |
| X | Active GrainFILL |
| √ | Active INFURROW |
| √ | Active Iron |
| X | Active KONNECT |
| √ | Active Manganese |
| X | Active PodFILL |
| √ | Active PRIME |
| X | Active VPR PLUS |
| √ | Active Zinc |
| √ | Proform N |
