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A complete fertilization program for onion

Haifa's fertilization & fertigation recommendation for growing onions with Haifa fertilizers, to achieve optimal plant nutrition and excellent yield

Artichoke plants: a fertilization program

  The recommended average rate of nutrients, plus base dressing and fertigation programs for artichoke plants  

The complete Haifa recommendation for the fertilization of vineyard

Our fertilization recommendation regards growing conditions in various countries, including Italy, Spain, South Africa and India

Fertilization of quinces in Spain

With Haifa's fertilization program and fertilizers, the expected yield can get up to 45 t/ha  

A fertilization program for apples in Spain

  Haifa's fertilizers meet the apple tree nutritional requirement  

Soil type: light to medium, good drainage, pH 6.5 - 8.

Fertilization of coffee: the benefits of foliar spraying with Multi-K

  The recommended average rates of nutrients for coffee trees, and how Multi-K can improve the yield and the coffee quality  

Fertilization of cherry trees: when and how?

  Follow Haifa's recommendation to supply the cherry tree with the needed nutrients. Plus: find out what is the best season for foliar feeding  

Fertilization of cocoa: suitable for an orchard growing method

  Our recommendation for nutrigation by dripping system  

Using the right fertilizers in order to provide the sugarcane necessities

  By using Haifa's fertilizers, the nutrients uptake curve can show great improvement  

Fertilization of sugar beet: base dressing, fertigation and foliar feeding

  Haifa's fertilization recommendations for sugar beet in various fertilization methods   Growing method: open field.
Soil type: Sandy loam.
Plant density: 140,000 – 180,000   plants / Ha.
Expected yield: 40-50 Ton / Ha.  

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