Protocol Mugavero on Fennel

Fennel is one of the few items in the fruit and vegetable supply chain to be produced in Italy and has no foreign competitors on the shelves of large-scale distribution. The increase in raw material costs, both in the fields and in the warehouse, is penalizing the fennel supply chain. Plastics, paper, and wood have undergone significant increases, up to 50-60%.

Making a difference in the field by reducing waste and improving quality is certainly a challenge to be taken up, in a market that is increasingly attentive to pesticide residues.

Biostimulants and Resistance Inductors

Mugavero proposes a fertilization plan for fennel that provides for the foliar application of biostimulants and resistance inducers.

Radico Gel

In the post-transplantation it is suggested to intervene with RADICO GEL at a dose of 5 liters per hectare: thanks to its gel formulation it guarantees persistence on plant tissues and as well as providing phosphorus to favor root development it completes the nutritional requirement of meso and microelements.

Macal and Canta

During the growth of the clot, weekly foliar treatments in a mixture of MACAL together with CANTA are recommended at doses of 5 liters and 2.5 liters per hectare respectively. If MACAL satisfies the needs of the crop in calcium and magnesium, CANTA reduces abiotic and biotic stresses by amplifying the nutritional response and vegetative development.

Statia and Tocuzin

The application of MACAL and CANTA can be alternated with the application in a mixture of two resistance inducers, STATIA and TOCUZIN to be used at a dose per hectare of 5 liters and 2.5 liters respectively. STATIA guarantees energy supply and healing action of the herbaceous tissues of fennel, TOCUZIN health protection from fungi and bacteriosis thanks to the cytotropic action of zinc and copper. Together they guarantee crop health appreciated by the field operator, guaranteeing a “zero residue” product that complies with the quality standards of the large-scale distribution.

Supra

In the lump enlargement phase, at 3/4 of the cycle, to complete the development of the plant, it is recommended to apply SUPRA at a dose of 10 liters per hectare.

The final result of the suggested protocol is an article having size and homogeneity of lump size. At the same time, an absence of rot inside the lump is guaranteed. The waste at the time of harvesting is almost nil.

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Why apply resistance inductors on kiwifruit? When looking at the kiwi plant, it is essentially the well-being indices to monitor: vegetative vigor and root development. Also in consideration of the fact that we must not forget that the vegetative activity is due to the reserves accumulated in the permanent portions of the plant.

Therefore, if the conditions of the soil-plant-climate system (rootstock activity, variety, fertile soil, climatic trend) are favorable to promote vigor, it may be necessary to intervene in the vegetative-productive activity, shifting the sink-source balance. in favor of the strongest sinks which are the flowers.

If, on the other hand, the plant has not satisfied its own needs in cold weather or if the application with dormancy switches did not give the hoped-for uniformity of budding, it is important to intervene to contain the development of distal shoots and provide more energy to the more buds. backward. And considering that the sprout in distension needs energy for the flowering and fruit set phases, to achieve the best productive result it is essential to limit the development of the sprouts in the case of very vigorous varieties.

States and Tocuzin to disinfect the epigeal organs of the kiwi plant

After the removal and selection of the flowers, another aspect not to be underestimated is the need to disinfect the epigeal organs of the kiwi plant. This is why Mugavero recommends the application of two resistance inductors, such as Statia and Tocuzin.

Statia

Composed exclusively of readily assimilable nutrients, Statia is a “zero residue” liquid formulation, which is ideal for promoting the thickening of the leaf plate and promoting the healing of younger tissues. And, thanks to its high penetration capacity, it can be applied regularly throughout the vegetative-productive cycle of the kiwi plant, helping to keep it healthy and to contain the number of active ingredients used in defense strategies.

Tocuzin

Being an organic fluid mixture of Zinc (Zn) and Copper (Cu) with a low pH reaction for foliar and soil applications, the microelements of Tocuzin are assimilated by the plant tissues by the kiwi plant within a few hours both by foliar application. than radical, thanks to the low molecular weight of the organic complex.

This aspect, of course, allows you to plan foliar interventions with serenity even in the presence of unstable weather. In addition, in addition to having a nourishing action, Tocuzin also has a stimulating action on the vegetation that continues over time. And going into detail, when dealing with the kiwi plant, Mugavero recommends four treatments of Tocuzin, by foliar application from the post-flowering phase to veraison at the label doses. On the other hand, being a resistance inducer, it is also effective against various plant diseases by carrying out a secondary disinfectant action of the lymphatic vessels of the crop, fungicidal and bactericidal.

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