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Significant improvement in yield and quality of crops
Lower dosages required
Highly cost-effective
Higher use-efficiency
Non-polluting
Negligible leaching losses
Easy application by broadcasting
Storehouse of continuous nutrient source throughout crop growth period
Can be used in all soils that are deficient in any one of the micronutrients and in soils that show responses to micronutrient application. Useful for cereals, vegetables, fruits, flowers, etc.
Over 30% increase in rice, wheat and maize
25% increase in gram
25% increase in cabbage and radish
100% increase in chillies
50% increase in spinach
Significantly higher nutrient levels in crop
Significant increase in vitamin C content
Zn : 1 kg/ha Mn : 1 kg/ha
Cu : 1 kg/ha B : 0.5 kg/ha
Fe : 2 kg/ha Mo : 0.04 kg/ha
8. Polyphosphates : The future of fertilizer development : C. Varadachari, S.K. Ray & K. Ghosh : Everyman’s Science 28 : 64-66 (1993).
6. Phosphoric acids, phosphates and fertilizers for the future : C. Varadachari : Indian National Science Academy Proceedings (Part B) 58 : 119-126 (1992).
7. Phosphoric acid polymerisation and its role in fertilizer development : C.Varadachari : ‘Indian Fertilizer Scene Annual - 1992’, Commercial Publications, Bombay, 125-126 pp. (1992).
8. Novel slow-releasing micronutrient fertilizers : C. Varadachari : Fertilizer News 37(3) : 49-53 (1992).
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