The success of wheat depends on a basal fertilization capable of sustaining a vigorous start. Fertilone^® 8.8.14 offers an advanced solution that combines the benefits of organic fertilization with the efficiency of mineral nutrients to achieve a strong, healthy, and productive cereal.

Wheat is a nutrient-demanding crop from its earliest growth stages, as it needs to establish a deep and active root system that allows it to explore the soil profile and constantly absorb water and essential elements.

In this regard, Fertilone^® 8.8.14 demonstrates its true value by providing the necessary nutrients that wheat will demand throughout its cycle, combined with an organic fraction that improves soil structure and activates microbial life. 

Fertilone^® 8.8.14

The formulation of Fertilone^® 8.8.14 responds to the initial needs of the cereal, and its content in stabilized organic matter translates into a more uniform establishment, a homogeneous emergence, and greater use of the soil’s fertile profile.

Unlike conventional fertilizers, Fertilone^® 8.8.14 releases nutrients gradually, preventing losses by leaching and adapting to the real absorption rhythm of wheat. This allows for more efficient and long-lasting nutrition, reducing the number of interventions and improving the sustainability of technical management.

Fertilone^® 8.8.14 is easy to apply, allowing a homogeneous distribution thanks to its pelletized granulation.

It is recommended to apply Fertilone^® 8.8.14 as basal fertilization before sowing, at doses ranging from 300 to 800 kg/ha depending on soil type and expected yield, incorporating it with a light tillage.

These indications are for guidance and should be adjusted according to specialized technical criteria. For optimal management, consultation with an agronomic advisor is recommended, or contact our technical department..

Fertilone^® 8.8.14: The nutritional foundation of productive wheat.

With Fertilone^® 8.8.14, basal fertilization of wheat is no longer a routine task but a strategic investment that enhances crop establishment, optimizes soil resources, and lays the foundation for a high-quality harvest with full, healthy ears and excellent test weight.

To maximize the efficiency of the fertilization program, it is essential to conduct soil and tissue analysis, adjusting doses according to crop needs. Proper irrigation management will ensure optimal absorption of the applied nutrients. In addition, foliar applications are recommended during the coolest hours of the day to maximize effectiveness and minimize evaporation losses.