Our Nutrivant foliar nutrition formulations are designed for arable and largescale crops. The Nutrivant range consists of fully-soluble formulations that contain a macro and micro-nutrient mix and a special Trace Element mix designed for every crops’ needs.
The efficiency of many foliar feeds can be impaired by the leaf cuticle, a tough membrane that blocks or slows the penetration of nutritional elements and bio-stimulants. To counter this, ICL Nutrivant products contain FertiVant, our advanced environmentally-friendly adjuvant that helps breaks through this barrier, and improves the efficiency of Nutrivant. FertiVant technology improves the spreading of the nutrients over the leaf surface ensuring the uptake of applied nutrients for over 3 weeks, and resulting in dramatic increases in crop yield, quality, and grower profits.
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Contains ICL’s unique, advanced FertiVant adjuvant technology
Enhanced sticking and spreading characteristics deliver long lasting performance
The ultimate preventative foliar product
Nutrivant portfolio includes products with high levels of Ca, B, and Zn
Nutrivant foliar fertilizer can be used with a wide range of crops including:
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Frequently asked questions we received from farmers.
Foliar nutrition can be used to increase crop yield, impart resistance to diseases and insect pests, improve drought tolerance, and enhance crop quality. Foliar nutrition is an important tool for the sustainable and productive management of crops.
The best time for foliar spraying is early morning and late afternoon, when humidity is higher and the leaves are in a state of complete turgor, with their cells full of water. Spraying should be done under minimal wind conditions. This is especially important with finely atomized sprays, as they drift readily. Always spray when soil moisture is sufficient as leaves will be turgid and not under water stress. Consider irrigating the day prior to spraying.
Avoid foliar spraying just before rain, or overhead application of irrigation. This prevents the sprayed material being washed off.
The optimal pH of a foliar spray is slightly acidic (pH 5 ± 0.5).
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