Multiply your crop growth with dolomitic lime.

Correct the soil acidity of your crops with Dolomite Flour Plus, which provides 30% Calcium and 23% Magnesium. This not only increases the growth potential of crops but also makes fertilizers up to 50% more effective, allowing for significant savings on fertilizers.

Importance of Magnesium in crops

Magnesium is crucial for plant photosynthesis, being responsible for root development and chlorophyll production. Rain can wash away minerals like magnesium and calcium from soils, increasing their acidity and reducing their fertility.

Advantages of dolomitic flour

• Increases soil pH, making it more fertile and improving the assimilation of primary nutrients.
• Decreases toxicity from metals such as aluminum, iron, and manganese.
• Raises magnesium and calcium levels in the soil.
• Improves microbial activity and helps fix nitrogen.

Chemical composition of Dolomite Flour Plus

Dolomite Flour Plus contains 30% calcium and 23% magnesium. Its granulometry is 0-0.1 mm with a PRNT of 100, meaning that practically 100% of the particles are active and effective.

Granulometry of Dolomitic Flour

Unlike Dolomitic Lime with a granulometry of 0-1 mm, which has lower absorption power, dolomitic flour of 0-0.1 mm is more effective.

Amount of dolomitic flour to apply

The appropriate amount depends on soil acidity:

• PH 3.5 to 4.2: 3.5 tons per hectare.
• PH 4.3 to 4.8: 3 tons per hectare.
• PH 4.9 to 5.3: 2.5 tons per hectare.

Time and method of applying dolomitic flour

The ideal time is 3 to 4 months before cultivation, applying it by broadcasting or mixing it with the soil to a depth of 20 cm, near the roots.

Foliar application of dolomitic lime

Foliar application can be beneficial for quickly correcting calcium or magnesium deficiencies. However, before applying dolomite foliar, it is advisable to perform a soil analysis. The frequency and concentration of the application must be controlled to avoid problems such as phytotoxicity.

Foliar application should be a complement, not a replacement for soil amendments, and it is essential to maintain an adequate nutritional balance. Consult an agronomist to adapt the application to the specific needs of your crop.