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Faster fruit-fi ll, improved production, quality with Banana One Shot

Faster fruit-fi ll, improved production, quality with ‘Rolls Royce’ fertiliser…

Foliar Nutrition: an Extra Bonus for the Rice Grower

      Foliar Nutrition: an Extra Bonus for the Rice Grower…

Controlled Release Nitrogen for Better Rice Crops

Controlled Release Nitrogen for Better Rice Crops Rice is the most extensively…

Increasing rice yield with better precision

The findings in this trial illustrated that Multicote™ Agri (4) 44-0-0 (50%…

Meet our expert: PhD. José Manuel Fontanilla Puerto, Haifa Iberia's marketing manager

Holding a PhD. from the Universidad de Córdoba, Spain, he joined Haifa Group 11…

Sustainability is preventing Nitrogen leaching to groundwater

When we think about what can be done to achieve a sustainable agriculture in…

How to optimize crops' growth

The second Haifa U webinar will be held on January 28, 8:00pm (GMT + 1).…

Meet FoliMatch™ – your foliar feeding advisor

The new app from Haifa will let you know if the conditions for foliar feeding…

Agronomic Q&A: growing chloride sensitive crops

Many crops are highly sensitive to chloride. With the right management and…

Agronomic Q&A: what is the recommended fertilization program when there's only one tank?

Since there's a problem to combine calcium fertilizer with complex fertilizers…

Agronomic Q&A: all-in-one citrus fertilizer

Q: Does Haifa offer a fertilizer supplying a balanced nutrition for orange…

The first Haifa U webinar is now available on YouTube

If you missed the first online seminar in the series, don't worry – it's all on…