Coron 12-0-10 + B is a foliar Nitrogen supplement with the addition of Potassium and Boron, for use during crop development in a variety of horticultural and broad acre crops.
Pack Size: 20L; 1000L
Highly efficient source of ammonicial N
Rapidly absorbed after application
Resistant to wash-off by rain or sprinklers
Slowly released into plant system
Has a CRN component that assimilates over 2 to 3 weeks
Contains N preferentially translocated into vegetative tissue
Coron 12-0-10 + B is a foliar Nitrogen supplement with the addition of Potassium and Boron, for use during crop development in a variety of horticultural and broad acre crops. Very little volatilisation or Nitrogen loss occurs with Coron. The resinous nature of the product allows for drying over a long period of time and minimal phytotoxicity compared to other foliar sources.
CORN (Field, Sweet, Silage): Apply 10 – 30 L/ha to supplement nitrogen (N) and potassium (K) needs. Apply 10 – 20 L/ha when used with fungicides, insecticides.
COTTON: Apply 10 – 20 L/ha at first bloom followed by 10 – 20 L/ha 10 – 21 days later. Reapply as indicated by tissue analysis or Cardy Meter readings.
PEANUTS: Apply 10 – 20 L/ha at bloom and repeat at 7 – 14 day intervals as necessary to address nitrogen (N) and potassium (K) deficiencies.
RICE: Apply 10 – 20 L/ha at booting. Coron® 12-0-10 Plus 0.5 % B applied mid-season can be utilized as a component of a comprehensive fertility program.
SOYBEANS: Apply 10 – 30 L/ha as a nitrogen (N) supplement. Apply at V6 – R4 growth stage.
SUGARCANE: Apply 20 – 40 L/ha to aid in maintaining potassium (K) levels.
SWEET POTATO: Apply 10 L/ha for 3 or 4 total applications.
TREE & FRUIT CROPS: Apply 10 – 30 L/ha in 1000 – 1500 L of water per hectare. Cherries – apply prior to fruit set. Peaches, Nectarines – apply at bud swell to early bloom. Apples – apply prior to fruit set or post harvest.
VEGETABLES: Apply 5 to 20 L/Ha in a minimum of 140 – 450 L of water per hectare.
WHEAT (Small grain): Apply 10 – 30 L/ha as a nitrogen (N) supplement at flag leaf.
