EC FERTILISER
Potassium chloride with magnesium 40 (+6+4+12.5)
Korn-Kali®
Korn-Kali® has many benefits
Significant amounts of potassium and magnesium are taken
from the soil with each harvest. They have to be replenished
with adequate fertilisation. Korn-Kali contains both nutrients in
a ratio favourable for the plant.
Regularly used in the crop rotation, Korn-Kali meets the specific nutrient requirements of agricultural crops for potassium,
magnesium, sulphur and sodium
Sugar beets are particularly sensitive to potassium deficiency
with losses in yield and quality. Korn-Kali promotes the favourable sugar content and the sugar yield even if the soil is adequately supplied with nutrients.
Due to a reduced atmospheric deposition and the use of
low-sulphur fertilisers, symptoms of sulphur deficiency can be
observed in many regions. The regular use of Korn-Kali forms
the basis for the sufficient sulphur nutrition of the plant.
Korn-Kali is the ideal potash fertiliser for stubble and autumn
fertilisation and ensures an application in a soil-conserving manner and a good nutrient distribution in the topsoil.
Fields of application for Korn-Kali®
Due to its optimal nutrient composition, Korn-Kali is the most
used single-nutrient potash fertiliser in Germany and very common in many other countries of Europe and the world as well. An
economic application is possible on all soil types and for almost
all crops (plants sensitive to chloride require sulphate-based
fertilisers).
Within crop rotation, Korn-Kali should be applied to crops that
have high demands on a good potassium supply (for example
sugar beets, rape, maize) and that have special requirements
regarding specific macronutrients (for example sulphur requirement of rape, magnesium or sodium requirement of sugar beets).
Fertilisation with Korn-Kali is recommended for soils with optimal magnesium contents in order to maintain magnesium levels
and to prevent deficiencies (maintenance fertilisation).
Fertilisation with Korn-Kali is especially important for the magnesium supply of the plants, if nitrogen fertilisation occurs in
form of amide (urea) or ammonium (for example liquid manure).
Fertilisation recommendations
The amount of Korn-Kali that has to be applied depends on
Autumn fertilisation with Korn-Kali®
Korn-Kali is applied to medium and heavy soils in autumn (stubble fertilisation) and is incorporated into the topsoil layer during
tilling. That way, the nutrients are unrestrictedly available at the
beginning of the vegetation period.
On light soils, Korn-Kali should be applied in early spring to
prevent nutrient loss at these locations.
Korn-Kali is the ideal partner for fertilisation systems with single-nutrient or NP fertilisers and also serves as supplement for
the application of compound fertilisers.
Fertilisation recommendations
