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Pepper crop guide: 3.1.1 Haifa NutriNet™ web software for Nutrigation™ programs

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Haifa fertilization recommendations are available for everyone - enter into NutriNet™, a unique expert software program, that will assist you working out the recommended fertilizer rates at different growth stages according to the expected yield under your growing conditions.
 
The following is an example of recommendations, determined by NutriNet, with the assumption to split the scheduled fertilization into:
a) Base-dressing (pre-plant) fertilizers, followed by:
b) Nutrigation (fertigation) at different growth stages, on sandy-loam soil, when the expected yield is 65 ton/ha:
 
a) Base-dressing (kg/ha):


 
b) Nutrigation
Total amount of fertigation-applied fertilizers (kg/ha)

 
Table 10: The total contribution of plant nutrients from each fertilizer as calculated by NutriNet™.
Fertilizer

kg/ha

N

P2O5

K2O

CaO

MgO

Ammonium nitrate 34-0-0

247.7

81.7

    
Multi-MAP 12-61-0

126.2

15.5

77

   
Multi-K 13-0-46

760.9

98.9

 

350

  
Calcium nitrate (26% CaO)

73.1

11

  

19

 
Magnesium sulfate (16% MgO)

75

    

12

Table 11: Recommended nutrient rates per ha per day and per growth stage as calculated by NutriNet™.
PhaseDays from
sowing/planting

kg/ha/day

kg/ha/phase

NP2O5K2OCaOMgONP2O5K2OCaOMgO
Planting

1

1

0

1

0

0

1

0

1

0

0

1st phase

2-30

0.66

0.24

1.07

0.07

0.03

119

7

31

2

1

Main season

31-70

2.65

0.95

43

0.23

0.15

106

38

172

9

6

End season

71-130

1.98

0.72

3.23

0.18

0.12

119

43

194

11

7

Table 12: Recommended fertilizers rates per growth stage.
PhaseDays from sowing/planting

kg/ha/phase

Ammonium
nitrate
34-0-0
Multi-MAP™*
12-61-0
Multi-K® *
13-0-46
Multi-Cal®*
(26% CaO)
Magnesium
sulfate
(16% MgO)
Planting

1

2

0

2

0

0

1st phase

2-30

23

11

67

8

6

Main season

31-70

132

62

374

35

38

End season

71-130

145

70

422

42

44

*
Multi-K®  = Potassium nitrate
Multi-MAP™ = Mono-ammonium phosphate
Multi-Cal®  = Calcium nitrate

Example: Growing practice of peppers in Israel
Duration of the growth season:

  • In the southern part of the country (dry and hot climate) growth season of pepper in net houses starts on August and ends by the end of April. The season is rather long because of the scarcity of precipitates (ca 70 mm per year).
  • The summer growth term starts on April and lasts till the end of December.
  • In greenhouses and plastic tunnels the growth season is between August and April.
  • In open field the season starts on April and ends on June.
Table 13: NK ratio

Standard pepper plant density in Israel is 30,000 – 35,000 plants/ ha.
Average yield of open-field grown pepper in Israel is 55 – 70 T/ha.
Average yield of net house grown pepper in Israel is 90 – 110 T/ha.

 

Kg / ha /Ton pepper yield

N

20-30

P2O5*

27.5

Table 14: Open field Pepper fertilization program (Planting on the 1-15 of April).
A. Plant nutrients.
Growth phaseStage duration (days)

kg/ha/day

kg/ha/phase

N

P2O5

K2O

N

P2O5

K2O

First 2 weeks

14

1-1.5

1-1.5

1-1.5

14-21

14-21

14-21

Vegetative Growth

14

2-2.5

1

3.0-4.0

14

14

42-56

Flowering - fruit set

40

3.0-4.0

1

4.5-5

40

40

180-200

Fruit set - harvest

75

2-2.5

1

3.0-4.0

75

75

225-300

B. Actual fertilizers.
Growth phaseStage duration (days)

kg/ha/day

kg/ha/phase

A.N.*

Multi-K®*

Multi-MAP*

A.N.*

Multi-K®*

Multi-MAP*

First 2 weeks

14

0.5-1

2.5-4

3.5-5.5

7-14

35-55

50-75

Vegetative Growth

14

0.5-1.5

8-14.5

3.5

7-21

110-200

19

Flowering - fruit set

40

3-5.5

12-13

3.5

120-220

480-520

140

Fruit set - harvest

75

0.5-1.5

8-14.5

3.5

37-110

600-1100

263

* A.N. = ammonium nitrate
Multi-K®  = Potassium nitrate
Multi-MAP = Mono-ammonium phosphate
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