NACHURS K-Focus
NACHURS K-Focus
NACHURS K-Focus is a high potassium foliar fertilizer with Boron and Manganese.
Nutrients Supplied
Nitrogen 3% / Phosphorus 4% / Potassium 17%
Boron 0.05% / Manganese 0.05%
General Product Information
NACHURS K-Focus is manufactured by utilizing quality
raw materials including ammonia, urea, phosphoric acid and potassium hydroxide to provide a very agronomically efficient source of N-P-K. The quality of the raw materials used to formulate NACHURS K-Focus:
raw materials including ammonia, urea, phosphoric acid and potassium hydroxide to provide a very agronomically efficient source of N-P-K. The quality of the raw materials used to formulate NACHURS K-Focus:
- maximizes plant nutrient solubility
- minimizes salt index
- minimizes equipment corrosion
- allows good cold weather storage
- is plant safe at recommended rates
One hundred percent of the phosphate is present in the orthophosphate form that is immediately available for plant absorption and metabolism.
General Recommended Rates*
Row Crops: 1 to 3 gallons per acre (10-30 L/Ha)**
Soybeans: 1-3 gallons per acre (10-30 L/Ha). Foliar apply at the 4th-6th trifoliate, and then 80-85% podset.**
Potatoes: 2-3 gallons per acre (20-30 L/Ha).**
Alfalfa and Pasture: Use 3-5 gallons per acre (30-50 L/Ha)7-10 days after cutting.**
Vegetable Crops: Use 1-2 gallons per acre (10-20 L/Ha) with 8-10 gallons of water (75-95 L/Ha) every 7-10 days on vegetable crops starting 10-15 days after transplant or at 2”-5” (5 cm-13 cm) tall on seeded crops.**
Fruit and Nut Trees, Vineyards, and Specialty:
Please consult with an agronomist for specific fertility recommendations.
*Recommendations for FOLIAR APPLICATION ONLY. Not recommended for in-furrow applications. For crop specific guidelines, please download the Product Reference Sheet below and speak to a NACHURS Representative.
If soils contain less than 1% organic matter, apply lowest recommendation rate.
**For all foliar applications, mix with water to get adequate coverage.
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