Description

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What Makes This Zinc Fertilizer Effective?

1. Enhanced Zinc Absorption of Headland Zinc Crop Supplement

This product contains 5% chelated zinc, which allows better uptake by plant roots and leaves. Consequently, the zinc remains stable in the soil and isn’t locked out by other minerals. Thus, your crops benefit from a steady supply of this essential nutrient.

2. Suitable for a Wide Range of Crops

Zinc is vital for enzyme activity, protein synthesis, and plant metabolism. For example, Headland Zinc is effective for cereals, fruits, vegetables, and legumes. In particular, it supports maize, rice, wheat, cotton, and sugarcane—crops where zinc deficiency is often a limiting factor.

3. Flexible Application Options of Headland Zinc Crop Supplement 

Whether you apply it to the soil or via foliar spray, this fertilizer offers great flexibility. In fact, foliar spraying provides faster correction of visible symptoms. Meanwhile, soil application delivers sustained nutritional support throughout the crop cycle.

4. Fights Zinc Deficiency Symptoms of Handland Zinc Crop Supplement

Zinc deficiency leads to stunted growth, reduced yields, and poor leaf development. Fortunately, Headland Zinc helps prevent and correct these problems. As a result, your plants stay healthy and productive from early growth to harvest.

5. Boosts Photosynthesis and Plant Health

Zinc is essential for chlorophyll formation and photosynthesis. Therefore, applying Headland Zinc enhances energy production in plants. In addition, it improves overall plant vigor, disease resistance, and produce quality.

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How to Apply This Zinc Fertilizer of Handland Zinc crop supplement 

You can apply Headland Zinc crop supplement in various ways depending on your crop’s needs. Below are the instructions for both soil and foliar use.

Soil Application of Headland Zinc Crop Supplement 

• Dosage: Mix 50–100 grams per acre depending on the level of deficiency.

• Method: Dilute in 200–300 liters of water and distribute evenly.

• Timing: Apply early in the crop cycle or at the first visible signs of deficiency. Ideally, use it during planting or early vegetative growth for best results.