13.18.15+2(MgO)+10(SO3)

Nitrogen, which is mobile in all forms in the soil, is washed away and lost in gaseous form when given before the period when the plant needs it. The part of nitrogen that is not used by plants is washed away from the soil by rainfall or irrigation water, especially in the form of nitrate. In gaseous form, loss in the form of ammonia gas occurs during the breakdown of ammonium nitrogen into nitrite and nitrate.

Thanks to its ammonium inhibitor DMPP technology, BEST STARTER extends the nitrification process and minimizes nitrogen loss. The usage period of nitrogen is extended up to 10 weeks thanks to the DMPP inhibitor. Thus, crop yield and quality are positively affected by more effective feeding.

Ammonium nitrogen instantly lowers the pH in the plant root area, creating an environment that facilitates the uptake of other plant nutrients in the fertilizer by the plant. It prevents pollution caused by nitrate accumulation with its environmentally friendly technology. It does not harm beneficial bacteria. It reduces costs by reducing the number of applications in fertilization.

The phosphorus contained in BEST STARTER accelerates root development in the plant and creates a strong root system. It increases grain and fruit set by encouraging flowering. Potassium plant nutrient directly affects the durability of green parts of plants and the quality of the product. It increases the plant's water use efficiency and provides the plant with resistance to drought. Magnesium is the main component of chlorophyll in plants. It ensures the formation of healthy, lush dark green leaves, increases photosynthesis power and increases protein synthesis and dry matter accumulation capacity. Sulfur forms the building block of proteins. It increases yield and quality by accelerating plant growth and maturation. Sulfur also increases the effectiveness of nitrogen. It contributes to fat formation. Plants such as canola, peanuts, potatoes, sugar beets, soybeans, corn and alfalfa are sensitive to sulfur deficiency.