Tata Nayazinc Fertilizer - Zinc Polyphosphate

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Product Description

Tata Nayazinc is a unique, patented zinc fertilizer designed for soil application. This formula includes Zinc Polyphosphate as its active component, which enhances various crops, soils, and agro-climatic conditions. Get the Nayazinc fertilizer and grow a better harvest for better profits.

Technical Name:

Zinc Polyphosphate

Key Features and Benefits:

Improves Crop Growth: Zinc polyphosphate improves essential growth functions like enzyme activation, hormone production, and chlorophyll generation.
High Compatibility: Tata Nayazinc is compatible with most fertilizers and various application methods for versatile usage.
Healthy Residual Activity: The polyphosphate form binds very loosely to the soil and remains active for crops to absorb later.
Enhanced Produce: The nayazinc fertilizer helps develop bigger crops with higher and enhanced yields for better profits.
Easy Availability: Zinc polyphosphate makes zinc available in chelated form, making it easier for the crops to absorb it.

Dosage and Application Method:

For Foliar Application, Soil Drench, and Drip Irrigation: Use 2 to 3 kg of zinc polyphosphate per acre mixed with fertilizer.

Suitable For:

Tata Nayazinc is suitable for all crops.

Recommended Dosage Table:

Crop	Application time	Dosage
Paddy	When preparing the soil, or 20 days after sowing	2 to 3 Kg per acre
Maize	When preparing the soil, or 20 days after sowing	2 to 3 Kg per acre
Cotton	When preparing the soil, or 20 days after sowing	2 to 3 Kg per acre
Sugarcane	When preparing the soil, or 20 days after sowing	2 to 3 Kg per acre
Soybeans	When preparing the soil, or 20 days after sowing	2 to 3 Kg per acre