Blood Flour Bigbag and 25kg Sacks on Pallets

499.13€ – 1,738.38€

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Formato

12x25 Kg (300 Kg)
24x25 Kg (600 Kg)
6x25 Kg (150 Kg)

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Nitrogen-rich organic fertilizer: Made from blood meal, it offers a natural and highly concentrated supply of nitrogen, essential for crop development.
Fast and balanced supply: Its application ensures an immediate availability of nitrogen, promoting a constant and balanced growth in all stages of the plant.
Gradual release of nutrients: Nutrient elements are released slowly, covering the needs of the plant during its development cycle and avoiding supply peaks.
100% certified organic product: Approved by CAEE with registration number 26172, it complies with organic farming standards.
Minimizes losses and avoids contamination: Its formulation prevents nitrogen from being washed away by rain or heavy irrigation, reducing nutrient losses and protecting groundwater.

Composition: Total nitrogen (N) 15%;Organic nitrogen (N) 14%; Phosphorus (P) 0.39%;Potassium (K) 0.29%;Iron (Fe) 0.25%;Calcium (Ca) 0.04%;Organic matter 95%;C/N 3.7; Humidity 10%.

CULTIVERS Blood Flour. Ecological Fertilizer with High Nitrogen, Iron, Hemic Iron and Organic Matter Content. Natural Growth Activator Fertilizer for Crops.

Blood meal is an organic fertilizer with a high nitrogen content, obtained from animal by-products, and is ideal for enhancing the growth of crops in their most demanding stages. Nitrogen is essential in plants, as it is part of high molecular weight compounds such as proteins and nucleic acids, which are necessary for optimal development. A lack of this element can limit production, causing chlorosis in mature leaves and a reduction in biomass. The application of blood meal increases the photosynthetic rate, providing the nitrogen that plants need at critical moments of growth. This fertilizer stands out for its stable formulation: its nutrients are not washed away by rain or prolonged irrigation, thus minimizing the loss of nutritive material and avoiding groundwater contamination. Its incorporation is usually carried out directly on the soil, with a light burying to ensure an efficient absorption.