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| The Iron Solution For Citrus
Crops |
| LIG-IRON |
| Iron deficiency is
common on alkaline soils, especially those with limestone
near the surface, and this is why it is often called 'lime
induced chlorosis'. Waterlogging and heavy rainfall also
tend to induce iron deficiency on alkaline soils. When
addressing iron deficiency problems on alkaline soils
it is of paramount importance that chelated iron is used,
as non-chelated forms (eg. iron sulphate) are ineffective
because they quickly become locked-up and unavailable
for plant use. Photosynthesis, shoot growth and root development
are significantly reduced in iron deficient plants. |
| THE ADVANTAGES OF
LIG-IRON |
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- high plant availability through leaf or dripper
- rapid leaf uptake & utilization
- chelated iron is very safe
- enhances photosynthesis and shoot growth
- compatible with LIG-ZINC + MANGANESE
- superior binding properties improves canopy penetration
- compatible with fungicides & insecticides
- cost effective Australian made product
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| APPLICATION |
| Citrus - 2 sprays @
5 L/Ha (foliar or drip) in the Spring and Autumn flushes
and repeat four weeks later. |
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| The Magnesium Solution For
Citrus Crops |
| LIG-MAGNESIUM |
| Magnesium is essential
for photosynthesis and sugar production in citrus and
also skin colour and drought tolerance. Magnesium deficiency
is most common on sandy soils and its uptake is reduced
by high levels of soil ammonium, calcium and potassium.
Magnesium like potassium is also quickly absorbed and
translocated by the leaves and therefore foliar application
is very effective for correcting deficiencies. |
| THE ADVANTAGES OF
LIG-MAGNESIUM |
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- high plant availability through leaf
- rapid uptake & plant utilization
- better skin colour
- maximizes photosynthesis & sugar production
- improves citrus quality & yield
- small particle size & binder improves canopy penetration
- compatible with fungicides & insecticides
- Australian made product
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| APPLICATION |
| Citrus - 1-2 sprays
@ 5 L/Ha during Spring and Autumn flushes. |
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| The Manganese Solution For
Citrus Crops |
| LIG-MANGANESE |
| Manganese deficiency
is found in many alkaline soils, especially those with
free lime and high organic matter levels, and also on
heavily leached sandy soils. Deficiency symptoms are characterized
by an interveinal chlorosis of the younger and intermediate
leaves. Citrus crops are very sensitive to manganese deficiency
and it is commonly observed as a compound deficiency with
zinc. Manganese deficiency reduces photosynthesis, root
growth, sugar production and the disease resistance of
citrus trees. Early application prior to flowering and
on the new flush is most beneficial, however crops in
South Australia may require additional application during
the growing season. |
| THE ADVANTAGES OF
LIG-MANGANESE |
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- high plant availability through leaf
- rapid uptake & plant utilization
- encourages root growth
- maximizes photosynthesis & sugar production
- improves citrus quality & yields
- good leaf penetration & excellent binding properties
- compatible with fungicides & insecticides
- Australian made product
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| APPLICATION |
| Citrus - apply LIG-ZINC
+ MANGANESE 3 weeks prior to Spring flowering @ 4 L/ha.
For marginal manganese deficiency apply LIG-MANGANESE
@ 2 L/ha or LIG-ZINC + MANGANESE @ 4 L/ha on Spring and
Autumn flush. For severe deficiencies apply LIG-MANGANESE
@ 4 L/ha or alternatively increase LIG-ZINC + MANGANESE
rate to 6 L/ha or apply 2 L/ha LIG-MANGANESE with LIG-ZINC
+ MANGANESE @ 4 L/ha. . |
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| The Phosphorous Solution
For Citrus Crops |
| LIG-POLYPHOS |
| Apart from nitrogen,
phosphorous is the most important nutrient in agricultural
production. Phosphorous is essential for root growth,
energy production, flowering and fruit quality. Most Australian
soils are naturally low in phosphorous, however even after
many years of applying phosphorous containing fertilizers
the levels of plant available phosphorous are still relatively
low, especially on alkaline soils. Under these conditions
the vigour and health of young trees is poor as their
under-developed root systems struggle to source sufficient
soil nutrients. Supplying chelated phosphorous as either
a foliar spray or soil application, stimulates root growth
and enables the young trees to access soil phosphorous
and other nutrients that were previously unavailable.
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| THE ADVANTAGES OF
LIG-POLYPHOS |
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- high plant availability through leaf or dripper
- rapid uptake and plant utilization
- chelated phosphorous will not lock-up on alkaline soils
- stimulates root and shoot growth in young citrus trees
- improves skin quality, juice content and yield
- superior binding properties
- compatible with fungicides & insecticides
- cost effective Australian made product
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Citrus - 2 sprays @ 5 L/Ha. Apply as a foliar or through
drippers during the Spring and Autumn flushes.
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| The Zinc Solution For Citrus
Crops |
| LIG-ZINC + MANGANESE |
| Of all tree crops,
citrus is perhaps the most sensitive to zinc deficiency.
Fruit yields and quality are adversely effected, while
the growth of young trees is severely restricted and some
may even die on soils where zinc availability is very
poor. On alkaline soils applying zinc in a non-protected
form (eg. zinc sulphate) is usually ineffective as soil
conditions inhibit zinc uptake and availability to the
plant. Foliar application is far more effective and efficient
and quite economical. |
| THE ADVANTAGES OF
LIG-ZINC + MANGANESE |
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- high plant availability through leaf or dripper
- rapid leaf uptake & plant utilization on waxy-leafed crops
- chelated zinc is compatible with spray oils
- enhances photosynthesis & early growth of plants
- small particle size & binder enhances leaf penetration
- improves fruit set, pack-out & yields
- compatible with LIG-IRON & fungicides & insecticides
- low cost Australian made product
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| APPLICATION |
| Citrus - 1- 2 sprays
@ 4 L/Ha with Spring and Autumn flushes. |
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