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Verdiron and Verdicrop Chelates
Headland chelates are true chelates obtained by chemical reactions to ensure the penetration of the nutrients inside the chelating agent and to guarantee its stability.
Fe-EDDHA Chelates
Verdiron 6% Fe-EDDHA:
High performance iron EDDHA in microgranular form for high alkaline soils and severe iron chlorosis. Rates of use: 20 – 25 kg/ha according to crops and to the degree of deficiency. Stability between pH 3-11.
Verdicrop 6% Fe-EDDHA:
Iron EDDHA in microgranular form with normal performance for alkaline soils and moderate iron chlorosis. Rates of use: 20 – 25 kg/ha according to crops and to the degree of deficiency. Stability between pH 4-10.
Fe-EDTA chelates
Verdicrop 13.2% Fe-EDTA:
Iron chelate in crystalline form, suitable for foliar application and soils if the pH is lower than 7; stability between pH 4-7.
Verdicrop 13% Mn-EDTA:
Manganese chelate in microgranular form for both soil and foliar application; stability between pH 4-9.
Verdicrop 14% Zn-EDTA:
Zinc chelate in microgranular form for both soil and foliar application; stability between pH 4-9.
Verdicrop 14% Cu-EDTA:
Copper chelate in microgranular form for both soil and foliar application; stability between pH 4-9.
Verdicrop 6% Mg-EDTA:
Magnesium chelate in microgranular form for both soil and foliar application; stability between pH 4-9.
Verdicrop 10% Ca-EDTA:
Calcium chelate stable between pH 3-9 and used as soil and foliar application.
Verdicrop Mix EDTA:
(B: 0.875%, Cu*: 1.7%, Fe*: 3.35%, Mn*: 1.7%, Mo: 0.023%, Zn*: 0.6%). Chemical mixture of micronutrients suitable for soil and foliar application; stability between pH 4-9.
Rates of use of EDTA chelates: 20 – 25 kg/ha as soil application according to crops and to deficiency levels. In foliar application do not exceed a concentration of 1 g/l and do not apply on fruit that are changing their colors.
For more information on Headland Chelates please download our datasheet.
To view Headland Chelate technical sheets and safety data sheets please click here.
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