
By: artem
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Region: Eastern Canada
Name: ALPINE SRN®
Category: Foliar Nutrition
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A Foliar applied slow release N product to enhance yields
ALPINE SRN® liquid fertilizer functions as an efficient source of Nitrogen at critical growth stages in field crops, vegetables, turf and fruits. ALPINE SRN liquid fertilizer may be soil-applied, foliar sprayed, or injected through irrigation systems including drip. Its use is suggested as a supplement to a regular, balanced fertilizer program to enhance yields and improve overall quality. 72% of the total nitrogen in this product is in the slow release form; this allows the nitrogen release to be matched with the crops needs.
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Check with your ALPINE District Sales Manager for rates on other vegetable crops.
Recommended rates from .25 lbs. to 1 lb. Nitrogen/1000sq ft per application. Use 3 to 5 gallons of water per 1000 sq ft as a carrier.
APPLICATION CHART FOR ALPINE SRN LIQUID FERTILIZER ON TURF (1 L = 0.796 lbs. Nitrogen) |
|
mL of ALPINE SRN | Lbs. Nitrogen |
325 mL | 1/4 lb. |
475 mL | 1/3 lb. |
650 mL | 1/2 lb. |
825 mL | 2/3 lb. |
975 mL | 3/4 lb. |
1300 mL | 1 lb. |
Apply 4-12 L/ac per application depending on crop demand. For Center Pivot application set on lowest water setting possible
Apply up to 16 L/ac per application during active root growth. Check for compatibility if using with other fertilizer.
Total Nitrogen (N) | 0.796 |
Urea Nitrogen | 0.222 |
Slow Release Water Soluble Nitrogen | 0.574 |
Weight | 1.29 kg/L |
Specific gravity | 1.29 kg/L |
pH | 9.0-10.5 |
Appearance | clear liquid |
Odor | slight ammonia odor |
Boron (B) | 0 |
Calcium (Ca) | 0 |
Copper (Cu) | 0 |
Iron (Fe) | 0 |
Magnesium (Mg) | 0 |
Manganese (Mn) | 0 |
Molybdenum (Mo) | 0 |
Zinc (Zn) | 0 |
2500 ACRES – ALLISTON, ON
Jim started using ALPINE G24 liquid starter in 2007 and now uses ALPINE foliars to push his corn and soybean yields even higher. In the dry spell of 2012, Jim tried a combination of ALPINE SRN and ALPINE TMR-F to counteract the setback he was seeing in his soybean crop.” We were trying to keep the plants going and give them a boost to fill the top pods, which we call Florida pods because they’ll pay for a trip to Florida if you can get them. ‘ says Patton.” It really put the bushels in the bin when we finally got rain. We had five-bus… Read more
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