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Brassica
Brassica vegetables are part of the cabbage or mustard family and include crops such as broccoli, kale and cabbage. Calcium deficiency is a key problem in brassicas, leading to disorders like tip burn or internal breakdown, which greatly reduces marketable yield. Applying biostimulants can help overcome issues like calcium deficiency. Plant Impact has a range of biostimulants that can be applied to brassica, such as eNTitonTM, InCaTM and FortalisTM.
Benefits of eNTiton, InCa and Fortalis on brassica
- Reduction of tip burn, internal breakdown and other calcium disorders.
- Increased average head weights.
- Less crop waste and more marketable yield.
- Compatibility with other AgChem foliar sprays.
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Increased calcium content in white cabbage
Brassica growers have reduced crop waste thanks to the biostimulant power of InCa. In UK trials, InCa significantly increased (P<0.05) white cabbage calcium contents unlike two competitors. More data can be found in the data sheet.
Recommended products to be applied to brassica
Literature downloads
Movax horticulture data sheet
pdf - 3.0 MB)
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eNTiton horticultural data sheet
pdf - 2.4 MB)
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InCa brassica data sheet
pdf - 2.0 MB)
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InCa Plus brassica data sheet
pdf - 2.2 MB)
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