Optimizing Crop Fertilization with Viet Nga Fertilizer

When the fertilizer market faces many difficulties, fertilizer becomes an expensive farm input. That is why, to achieve high economic returns in farming at this time, applying fertilizer to crops rationally and effectively is the best option.

So what does rational and effective fertilization look like? Join Viet Nga Fertilizer to find out in the article below!

1. Common Misconceptions About Fertilizing Crops

1.1. The more fertilizer, the better for crops!?

In reality, high chemical concentrations can harm crops, especially when the amount of fertilizer exceeds their needs. Excess fertilizer not only poisons crops but also feeds weeds or pollutes the environment, endangering human health.

1.2. High yields always mean high economic returns!?

Besides crop care and pest and disease control, fertilization also increases crop yields. However, if you keep increasing the amount of fertilizer applied to crops haphazardly, the cost of farm inputs will rise accordingly and economic returns will fall.

1.3. Wait until the plants are exhausted and symptoms clearly show on the stems and leaves before fertilizing!?

While plants are healthy, they absorb and take up nutrients normally. When plants are nutrient-deficient and symptoms clearly show on the leaves, their internal metabolism is disrupted. At that point, the fertilizer rate and timing also differ from normal, making it hard to achieve the expected economic returns.

2. Signs of Rational and Effective Fertilization on Your Farmland

2.1. Higher yields per unit of area

The value generated per unit of area can be increased in many ways, such as diversifying production, intensive farming, intercropping, adding crop seasons or raising crop yields. In general, when production value per unit of area increases, it partly shows that your fertilization has been rational and effective.

The chain of cause and effect when crops yield poorly

2.2. Fertile, loose soil

The effect of fertilizer lies not only in supplying nutrients directly to plants but also in improving the physical, chemical and biological properties of the soil. These properties are closely interrelated and are prerequisites for one another. Once the soil is improved, later crops will need less fertilizer while still delivering high yields on farmers’ fields.

With fertilizer costs becoming expensive, using fertilizer efficiently and economically saves farmers a considerable amount of money. Guided by the criteria “Balanced Nutrition – Time Savings – Optimized Costs,” Viet Nga Fertilizer has researched and blended specialized fertilizers suited to each growth and development stage of crops. As a result, plants grow strong and healthy with vigorous roots, greater resistance and better tolerance to pests and diseases. At the same time, farmers save time on mixing, cut costs and harvest crops with outstanding yields.

In addition, you can refer to the “5 Rights, 1 Balance” fertilization method previously introduced by Viet Nga Fertilizer to achieve the highest fertilization efficiency! We wish all farmers a bumper crop and good prices.

Reference: Dr. Duong Hong Dat