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Region: Eastern Canada
Name: ALPINE SRN®
Category: Foliar Nutrition
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Nitrogen
Phosphate
Potash
Sulfur
A Foliar applied slow release N product to enhance yields
RECOMMENDED APPLICATION RATES
FIELD CROPS
- ALFALFA – Apply 4-8 L/ac after each cutting when sufficient foliage is present.
- CANOLA – Apply 4-8 L/ac prior to bolting.
- CEREAL and SMALL GRAINS – Apply 4-8 L/ac at tillering through flag leaf.
- CORN (Field) – Apply 4-8 L/ac on the young plant when suffient foliage is present. Apply 4-8 L/ac at tasseling and again after pollination
- CORN (Seed) – Apply 4-8 L/ac before detasseling or anytime a crop protection product is used.
- CORN (Sweet) – Apply 4-8 L/ac when plants are 12 to 24 inches tall, then at tassel emergenc and repeatafter pollination.
- POTATOES – Apply 4-8 L/ac at early tuber initiation and again as additional nitrogen is needed.
- SOYBEANS – Apply 4-8 L/ac at the R4 to R6 growth or anytime with glyphosate.
- SUGAR BEETS – Apply 4-8 L/ac at both the 10th leaf stage and the 20th.
- WHEAT (Winter) – Apply 4-8 L/ac as at top-dress and again at flag leaf.
- WHEAT (Spring) – Apply 4-8 L/ac anytime prior to flag leaf and again at grain to boost protein.
VEGETABLE CROPS
- BEANS – Apply 4-8 L/ac at early pod fill.
- BROCCOLI, BRUSSEL SPROUTS, CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWER – Apply 4-8 L/ac prior to head formation.
- CUCUMBERS, SQUASH, and ALL MELONS – Apply 4-8 L/ac at early bloom. Crop protection products at anytime an application is needed.
- LETTUCE – Apply 4-8 L/ac at early head formation.
- ONIONS and GARLIC – Apply 4-8 L/ac at 12 inch height then again at bulb fill.
- PEAS – Apply 4-8 L/ac at early flowering then again every 14 days after.
- PEPPERS – Apply 4-8 L/ac at early fruit development.
- SPINACH – Apply 4-8 L/ac once sufficient foliage is established then every 14 days after.
- TOMATOES – Apply 4-8 L/ac at full bloom.
Check with your ALPINE District Sales Manager for rates on other vegetable crops.
TURF
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) |
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| 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. |
SPRINKLER IRRIGATION INCLUDING CENTER PIVOT
Apply 4-12 L/ac per application depending on crop demand. For Center Pivot application set on lowest water setting possible
DRIP IRRIGATION
Apply up to 16 L/ac per application during active root growth. Check for compatibility if using with other fertilizer.
Nutrients Supplied (Pounds/Litre)
Product Properties
Micronutrients (Grams/Litre)
| Boron (B) | 0 |
| Calcium (Ca) | 0 |
| Copper (Cu) | 0 |
| Iron (Fe) | 0 |
| Magnesium (Mg) | 0 |
| Manganese (Mn) | 0 |
| Molybdenum (Mo) | 0 |
| Zinc (Zn) | 0 |
What Our Customers Say
900 ACRES – AMHERSTBURG, ON
“2012 was the driest year in the last 25 years of farming for Tim Stratichuk. Yields from a cornfield sprayed with ALPINE SRN and liquid potash yielded 170 bu/acre. ” our farm average is normally 133 bu/acre.” Test strip on his soybeans showed a 5 to 15 yield advantage over strips with no ALPINE SRN despite the spider mite infestation. “I’m convinced the ALPINE SRN minimized the impact of the mites and drought by keeping our plants strong and healthy.” Stratichuk tested ALPINE SRN on corn plots in 2011 and found 15 to 40 bu/ac yield i… Read more
