Liquid formulation of micronutrients with copper (Cu), zinc (Zn) and manganese (Mn) on an organic base.
Bactifort® is a liquid formulation containing EDTA-chelated copper (Cu), zinc (Zn) and manganese (Mn), combined with naturally occurring organic acid complexes. Its exclusive formulation provides outstanding micronutrient stability, allowing deficiencies to be corrected effectively without contaminating the crop or leaving toxic residues.
Bactifort® contains natural wetting agents and surfactants that promote rapid absorption and excellent penetration. When applied as a foliar treatment, it exhibits systemic behaviour, moving through the phloem to stems and roots, where it helps correct physiological disorders and nutritional imbalances caused by copper, zinc and manganese deficiencies.
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The containers of this product can be disposed of at any AEVAE (Spanish Association for Agricultural Packaging Recovery) collection point. |
The formulation of Bactifort® promotes the activity of numerous enzymatic and metabolic processes involved in tissue lignification, the synthesis of structural compounds and the plant´s physiological response under stress conditions.
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Efficient physiological activity. Optimizes physiological activity, promoting more efficient plant metabolism. |
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Structural strengthening of plant tissues. Promotes the formation of stronger and more resilient plant tissues. |
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Physiological reinforcement. Helps reduce the impact of adverse conditions and pathogen pressure. |
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| Via Foliar. | Woody crops in general. | From 150 to 500 cc/hl each application. | Make applications depending on the needs of the crop. It is recommended to make an application in spring (pre-sprouting) of between 100 and 200 cc/hl and another in autumn (at leaf fall), or after harvest (woody evergreens) of between 200 and 500 cc/hl. |
| Vegetables in general. | From 150 to 300 cc/hl each application. | Make applications depending on the needs of the crop with an approximate interval between treatments of 15 days. |
