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Non-acidic formulation for low pH soils, low alkaline water
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-Pure quality ingredients
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All-in-one, single-bag convenience
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Improved crop yield and quality
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Quick dissolving, fully-soluble nutrients keep irrigation systems clean
Agrolution is an all-in-one nutritional solution! The Agrolution portfolio offers a range of non-acidic formulations that deliver superior quality, plant-available nutrients in a convenient single-bag solution. Agrolution formulations provide fully soluble, quick-dissolving N-P-K. Plus, every Agrolution product contains a robust, chelated micronutrient package with enhanced iron and zinc concentrations.
Designed for low pH soils and alkaline water, and formulated to cover a range of different stages of crop growth, Agrolution products improve crop yield and quality while keeping irrigation systems clean.
Non-acidic formulation for low pH soils, low alkaline water
-Pure quality ingredients
All-in-one, single-bag convenience
Improved crop yield and quality
Quick dissolving, fully-soluble nutrients keep irrigation systems clean
Quick-dissolving fertigation product that boosts fruit set, fruit quality and stalk strength with an elevated ratio of potassium plus calcium and magnesium
A versatile fertilizer that sets the standard in fertigation. Solves low pH water and low alkaline soil challenges with one convenient product.
Learn more about Agrolution
Yes. The Agrolution portfolio is a broad family of fully water-soluble fertilizer products. The nutrients dissolve quickly and fully for optimized application and uptake.
Agrolution offers a non-acidifying line of water-soluble NPK plus micronutrients designed for optimizing yield and quality in low pH soils, low alkaline water.
Conversely, Agrolution pHLow’s acidifying effects help grow better fruits and vegetables in hard water situations or calcareous soil situtations.
This product is designed for application at the crop root zone via fertigation.
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