Category: Cultivation and Agronomy

No-plough maize cultivation involves abandoning the plow in favor of deep loosening of the soil. This procedure allows you to keep valuable water in the ground and reduce fuel costs. In heavy fields, work is best done in autumn, and in lighter fields, just before spring sowing. Read our guide and check step by step how to properly prepare the field and use humic acids to ensure stable yields.

The secret to a perfect start of winter rapeseed is sowing in the second half of August to a depth of 1,5-2 cm and properly prepared soil. It is what determines strong autumn branching and the construction of strong roots. By applying organic-mineral fertiliser Plonagro or humic acids Humus Agro before sowing, you provide young seedlings with a natural protective shield. As a result, the earth begins to act like an absorbent sponge. It stores valuable water during autumn drought and effectively protects NPK fertilisers against washing out.

Shallow post-harvest cultivation is a key agrotechnical procedure which, when performed after the harvest, stops the destructive evaporation of water from the soil. Quickly breaking up the stubble cuts off the escape routes for moisture into the atmosphere, but this is only the first step to full crop protection. For the effect to be lasting, the earth must be transformed into a natural water sponge capable of storing even the smallest rainfall. The solution is to apply Humus Agro for Drought. The humic acids and clay minerals contained in it permanently bind water, protecting your field for the entire next growing season.

The progressive degradation of soil in Poland and the resulting drastic decrease in soil fertility is the nightmare of modern farms today. However, a positive soil humus balance allows crops to be effectively protected against financial losses. Comprehensive reconstruction of humus in the soil using the unique humate technology Agrizaz is a proven way to increase retention and minimize losses caused by water shortage in agriculture. Based on our 30 years of field experience, we show farmers how to activate processes such as humification of crop residues and how positive bacterial microflora determines the economic condition of fields.

Uneven emergence after sowing is a key agrotechnical problem caused by drought stress, degradation of soil structure and low biological activity, which drastically reduces yield potential. In this article, AGRIZAZ experts present proven methods based on humic acids and useful microbiology to quickly balance the start of cereals, maize and rapeseed. As a Polish producer with 30 years of experience, we know how painful it is for the farm budget to see empty squares in the field and the crop taking off in waves. We understand this risk, so instead of helplessly watching the losses, we will help you permanently retain water in the soil and give your plants an impulse to grow evenly. Find out how simple soil treatments can effectively secure your profit from each hectare.

Comprehensive reconstruction of organic matter in the soil is an effective way to regenerate humus and permanently stop the degradation of humus and drying out of the soil on the farm. From this guide you will learn how to properly manage crop residues and how to activate the bacterial microflora, which will directly translate into huge savings on the pure NPK ingredient. As a team of experts with many years of experience in the agro segment, we perfectly understand when the depletion of soil in Poland and the chronic shortage of organic matter drastically reduce the effectiveness of fertilisation. We present proven organic-mineral fertilisers and humus technologies that effectively replace the lack of manure on the farm and guarantee stable water retention in the soil.