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New Solid polyphosphate fertilizer VitaPhosK offers grower more advantages

During the Haifa Spring Seminars, product manager Ronald Valke gave a presentation about VitaPhosK, the solid polyphosphate fertilizer from Haifa. Due to the specific compound, the polyphosphate enables an effective uptake at the root zone, which is something completely different to when you use orthophosphate.

Haifa spend a lot of research and development on the VitaPhosK fertilizer. The fertilizer is made as a polyphosphate which enables a more effective uptake of multiple nutrients by the roots.



 
The main advantage of polyphosphate versus traditional orthophosphate like the standard monopotassium phosphate or phosphoric acid is that with polyphosphate all the cat-ions are better available for the plants. Even with a pH above 6 there is no deposit of calcium in the system. Test have shown that with the right amount of VitaPhosK plants are growing more vegetative and because of this can produce more fruits. In flowers you see a better more intense color on the flowers.

The extra advantage is that even when the system is already dirty from deposit minerals, VitaPhosK makes the irrigation dripping system clean again, ore when the system is clean, VitaPhosK keeps it clean.
 
The new VitaPhosK is available in 25kg bags or in the Mymultifeed sytem.
 
Click here to read more about VitaPhosK (PDF)

For more information:
HaifaNorth West Europe NV
Ronald Valke
t +32-15270811
f +32-15270815
[email protected]

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