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Better yield and better NUE in garlic crop

Haifa’s Nutri Haitech™ offers comprehensive solutions for precision nutrition…

Climate Change and its Impact on Agriculture: The Need for Better Plant Nutrition.

As climate change continues to have an impact on the world, the implications…

‘Chelates ain’t chelates’ when feeding plants iron

Sheri Robinson, Agronomist with specialty fertiliser supplier Haifa Australia,…

Data Doesn't Lie: Multicote™ + Poly-Feed™ Stim SMASHES Cucumber Yields. Here's the Proof!

Discover how combined fertilization with Multicote™ and Poly-Feed™ Stim™…

Poly-Feed™ Stim: NPK fertilizers with the double action

Haifa’s ready-made Poly-Feed™ formula have become very popular worldwide…

How the World Cup’s football fields are so green?

Year-round maintenance of sports field turf, such as seen in the World Cup,…

Climate forecasts for 2022 summer

The summer of 2022 began with two unusual heat waves in the northern hemisphere…

Poly-Feed foliar improves cotton yield

In rainy areas, heavy rains during the agricultural season cause leaching of…

Extreme climatic events in 2021

2021 will be remembered, among other things, because of the extreme weather…

How to avoid iron deficiency in soils and plants

Although Iron is the 4th most common element in the Earth, yet its deficiency…

Multicote™ CRF dla lepszego okresu trwałości handlowej roślin szkółkarskich

Kiedy rośliny doniczkowe są zabierane z obszaru produkcyjnego i poddawane…

Flowering tomato plant growth stages - Nutrition Program

The tomato life cycle is divided into four stages: vegetative, first…