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The importance of balanced fertilisation
Balanced crop fertilisation is a crucial aspect of agricultural productivity, and it can be especially important in Africa, where many farmers struggle with low soil fertility and limited access to fertilisers. Here are some key points to consider when implementing balanced cropfertilisation: Soil testing The first step in balanced[...]
Did you know? Not all soil potassium is available for crops
Article supplied by United Fertilizers Unlike nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P), the majority of soils in Africa are historically considered to be rich in potassium (K). However, farmers should keep in mind that not all K existing in the soil is available for root uptake and plant assimilation. Scientists[...]
United Fertilizers: Increase the efficiency of your crop production
by Maksim Poltoradnev If we consider fertilisers in African crop production, they are the second most important factor after water. This is not surprising, since the soils of many regions are poor in organic material and/or consist of an insufficient nutrient composition. Therefore, these soils cannot fully provide plants[...]
United Fertilizers: Potassium is the frontliner behind the scenes
Is it worth investing your finances, time, and effort to work out a fertiliser application plan? The answer is definitely yes! By starting off the season with correctly balanced basal fertiliser and following up with timely side-dressing, you can help your crops reach their potential. But what is balanced[...]