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Inputs and application

Which product fits, the dose for your backpack or tank, and what mixes safely in one tank.

Pick your crop

What the course for blueberry covers

  1. Fertigation tanks
  2. 1

    Pick the plot first

  3. 2

    Keep calcium away from sulfates

  4. 3

    The acid gets its own line

  5. A spray tank before the rain
  6. 4

    Work out the tanks for your plot

  7. 5

    Check before you add a biostimulant

What the course for strawberry covers

  1. Fertigation stock tanks
  2. 1

    Pick the plot first

  3. 2

    Split the fertilizers over tanks A and B

  4. 3

    Give the nitric acid its own line

  5. 4

    Fill the tanks in order

  6. A spray tank before the rain
  7. 5

    Work out the tank for the plot

  8. 6

    Check a product by its registration number

What the course for flowers covers

  1. Calcium through the fertigation
  2. 1

    Pick the plot first

  3. 2

    Work out the dose for the plot

  4. 3

    Make only the stock the event can carry

  5. 4

    Leave time for clear water

  6. 5

    Keep calcium apart from sulfate and phosphate

  7. A spray product to check first
  8. 6

    Check the registration and the label

  9. 7

    Work out the batches, mix only after the label

  10. 8

    Plan around daily cutting

What the course for sugarcane covers

  1. A live fungus against spittlebug
  2. 1

    Pick the plot first

  3. 2

    Work out the product per tank

  4. 3

    Keep the fungus alive in the store and the tank

  5. 4

    Aim at the stool base, in the cool of the day

  6. A ripener by drone before harvest
  7. 5

    Work out the flights

  8. 6

    Date it by sector

  9. 7

    Check the label and the field first

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