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Water soluble nutrients at vegetation’s‘ start!

Only water-soluble nitrate, phosphate and sulfate can be taken up by the crop directly after application. Constantly higher soil temperatures of 8 – 12°C are needed for a noticeable nutrient supply...

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When to start with the first spring application?

The soil in East- and South Austria is dry with soil temperatures at 10°C and in some cases also above. Plants start their growth at a soil temperature of 5 °C. In North- and West Austria, fields wi...

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Wie viel Stickstoff braucht der Weizen noch?

Weizen hat das Stadium des Schossbeginns (EC 30) erreicht, in Gunstlagen ist bereits der zweite Knoten deutlich vom ersten entfernt (EC 32). Jetzt legt die Ähre ihre Kornzahl fest. Die Stickstoffdün...

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Dünne Weizenbestände – was ist zu tun?

Die optimale Bestandesdichte schwankt sehr stark (400-700 Ähren/m²) und wird vor allem von der Wasserversorgung des Standortes (je trockener desto geringer) dem Sortentyp (Bestandesdichtentyp, Einze...

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Water soluble nutrients at vegetation’s‘ start!

When to start with the first spring application?

Wie viel Stickstoff braucht der Weizen noch?

Dünne Weizenbestände – was ist zu tun?

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