Agrovit

AGROVIT was first researched and applied to various cultures under various climatic conditions in 1989. AGROVIT is an easily applicable, natural fertilizer, plant growth and development stimulator, and soil enricher. Applied to the soil, it ensures long-term high yield and plant quality while protecting the natural characteristics of the surrounding environment. Completely neutral to humans, animals, and plants. Used across multiple growing seasons, it significantly improves soil fertility and rejuvenates its natural characteristics.

AGROVIT, a water-insoluble product with highly effective bioactive substances derived from the biological decomposition of plant material and the physical activation of minerals, significantly affects the growth, development, condition, and quality of crops.

AGROVIT’s high efficiency in the rhizosphere ensures that root and soil microorganisms enjoy exceptional passive nutrient activation, as well as the biosynthesis of plant growth factors.

In addition to efficiently stimulating the action of microflora and microfauna in the root system, AGROVIT improves the structural characteristics of the soil, increasing its capacity to absorb and retain moisture and gases through the formation of firm agglomerates of clay and humic acids.

In addition to its organic and bioactive components, AGROVIT contains a wide range of microelements

AVERAGE COMPOSITION * OF AGROVIT

*AGROVIT is a mixture of mineral, plant, and bioactive components whose composition varies, resulting in potential variations in these values

AGROVIT binds and blocks the harmful action of environmental pollutants and aids in their biological degradation.

AGROVIT is applied to the soil every third growing season alongside a significant reduction in the use of conventional fertilizer and a significant reduction in the use of typical repellents.

This means that AGROVIT reduces crop production cost through a reduction in the application of pesticides and fertilizers and reduced labor, as well as significantly increasing the yields of particular plant cultures and improving crop quality while also increasing pest and disease resistance.

We introduce AGROVIT into the soil at the end of active vegetation (in late autumn) or during winter (permanent plantations) and at least one month before sowing or planting.

The best results are achieved with AGROVIT using the following approaches:

1. GENERAL APPROACH IN PLANT GROWING - Before applying AGROVIT to the soil, it is necessary to perform a comprehensive soil analysis at least 60 days prior to harvesting or planting to adjust optimal soil parameters and confirm the amount of AGROVIT necessary. Materials to correct basic soil characteristics for the growing of annual crops are applied to the soil at least 60 days prior to harvesting/planting with the application of 70% of the confirmed dose of AGROVIT, while the remaining dose of 30% is applied together with seeds or seedlings. For planting perennials, exact planting instructions are provided in writing after soil analysis. For the use of machines for planting, instructions are provided in writing after soil analysis.

2. GROWING VEGETABLE CROPS - For the plantation cultivation of vegetable crops, it is necessary to carry out a comprehensive substrate analysis in order to confirm the optimal dose of AGROVIT and other additives necessary for any potential corrections to soil substrate parameters. A sample of substrate is taken after the harvest (autumn) in order to correct basic soil parameters prior to agricultural operations and to apply the first 70% of the necessary dose of AGROVIT. The remaining dose of 30% is applied immediately before planting or sowing. The average dose of AGROVIT for vegetables is from 45-60g/m2.

3. FRUIT GROWING - AGROVIT can be applied to all perennials during planting or during any plant developmental stage. In principle, when treating perennials with AGROVIT, it is necessary to perform a soil analysis, which is used to determine how much AGROVIT is needed and what approach should be taken to the application of other necessary components (organic fertilizer, soil pH correctors, etc.).

1. PLANTING - 40% of the confirmed amount of ripe manure/compost/manure briquettes is placed at the bottom of the planting hole, and 40% of the confirmed dose of AGROVIT is spread on top of this. A layer of aerated soil is then placed on top of this, and the seedling is then placed and the remaining space filled in with loose soil. The remaining organic components (60%) and the remaining 60% of the confirmed dose of AGROVIT is applied to the covered root system. The planting hole is then closed and the ground around the seedling is watered/sprayed with 2L/seedling of diluted HSF liquid humus solution cca ten days after planting. HSF liquid humus should be diluted with 1L of liquid HSF to 100L of water. Detailed instructions and treatment methods during planting are provided in the recommendations with the soil analysis findings.
2. DEVELOPED PERENNIALS - When enriching the soil around mature fruit trees, 70% of the amount of AGROVIT confirmed in the analysis is applied after the end of the active growing season in a 7-10cm thick ring around the tree with a radius five times the thickness of the trunk. The remaining dose of AGROVIT is applied in the same way directly before the active growing season. The average dose of AGROVIT is 180-220g/seedling, while the amount for mature fruit trees is from 220-420g/plant. Detailed instructions and treatment methods are provided in the recommendations with the soil analysis findings.

For olive trees, vineyards, figs, and hops, the same approach is used as for other fruit trees, however precise instructions for each particular case are provided in the recommendations with the soil analysis findings.

When planting seeds for nursery plants or transplanting flowers, 1kg of AGROVIT is mixed with 100kg of soil, or 1L of AGROVIT per 100L of high-quality substrate.

In horticulture, AGROVIT’s long lifespan and simple application is an irreplaceable aid resulting in high production quality and the improved appearance of treated surfaces.

Instructions are provided separately for machine planting of cultures.

For all additional information, please contact the development department.