N-Lok Max - Nitrogen stabilizer for forming a higher yield of agricultural crops, Kyiv region.

Nitrogen stabilizer N-Lok Max - due to its inhibitory action on Nitrosomonas bacteria, slows down the process conversion of ammonium nitrogen into nitrate form (nitrification process)

Active substance content: nitrapyrin, 300 g/l
Preparative form: microcapsules, aqueous concentrate
Packaging: 10 l, the price is per canister.

Advantages of the drug:
prolongs the period of availability of nitrogen for culture;
provides an increase in the quantitative and qualitative indicators of the harvest;
reduces the leaching of nitrates and the release of nitric oxide;
increases the content of chlorophyll in plants;
optimization of crop yield potential (up to 7% of the saved crop);
preservation of investments;
effective use ofnitrogen fertilizers;
reduction of nitrogen oxide emissions into the atmosphere;
reduction of leaching of nitrates into groundwater ;
innovative formulation;
higher content of nitrapyrin in the newest.

Regulations for the use of the drug:

Corn, winter wheat, winter barley, winter rapeseed, rice
Consumption rate, l/ha - 1.7
Spectrum of action - Temporary inhibition of the activity of nitrifying bacteria of the genus Nitrosomonas from 4 to 12 weeks.
Application period - The drug should be applied before, simultaneously or after application of mineral (liquid or granular) and organic nitrogen fertilizers.
N-Lok Max must be worked into the soil (cultivation, irrigation, rainfall of 12 mm). The optimal application time is early spring, late autumn.
Number of treatments per season - 1 per season(//tractor-service.com)
Product description:
N-Lok Max is a nitrogen stabilizer in the soil (nitrification inhibitor).
Made on the basis of the innovative formulation of OPTINYTE, N-Lok Max allows for a longer time to store nitrogen applied with mineral and organic fertilizers in a stable ammonium form. This ensures better availability and prolongation of nitrogen consumption by plants, contributes to the formation of a higher yield of corn, rape and grain crops.

Nitrogen consumption by corn and the effect of N-Lok Max:
N-Lok Max is concerned about the effective use of nitrogen fertilizers by plants in the process of their growth and development.

The use of N-Lok Max with nitrogen fertilizers on grain crops reduces the assimilation of a large amount of nitrates, preventing excessive nitrogen consumption and the development of excessive vegetative mass of plants, which can lead to crop failure. Corn consumes nitrogen relatively late in the growth process. So N-Lok Max takes care of the correct distribution of available nitrogen depending on the need for it.

Forms of nitrogen in the soil:
Ammonium (NH4+) form:

positively charged;
is attracted to the negatively charged soil colloid;
relatively stable in the soil.

Nitrate (NO3-) form:

negatively charged;
is repelled by the negatively charged soil colloid;
mobile in the soil in all directions, which leads to nitrogen losses.
Optimizing yield potential:
Constant growth in the need for food products, increased responsibility in their production and fertilization approaches are far from the only challenges facing agronomists today. Successful and efficient cultivation of agricultural products requires the involvement of innovations. N-Lok Max is an innovative solution for prolonging the action of nitrogen in the soil, for optimal interaction between efficiency and yield, between the efficiency of fertilizer use, yield and impact on the environment.

Recommendations for use:
N-Lok Max should be applied with the help of a conventional groundsprayer with a rate of working solution of 100-200 l/ha before, simultaneously or after applying nitrogen fertilizers. It is used with all types of nitrogen mineral fertilizers: granular (urea, ammonium sulfate, etc.), liquid (KAS, ammonia water, etc.), which contain nitrogen in ammonium, amide, and ammonia forms, and with liquid manure.
Liquid fertilizers and manure can be mixed with N-Lok Max directly in places of storage before use. or when loading fertilizer into a barrel.