YaraMila ACTYVA S

YaraMila ACTYVA S

YaraMila ACTYVA S (16-15-15 + 6.5% SO3) is a uniform granular fertiliser ideal for any crops requiring a balanced application of nitrogen, phosphate and potash in a 1:1:1 ratio together and essential sulphur.

This product can however be used in many different situations and crops and offers a good base starter fertiliser for any programme.

YaraMila ACTYVA S is a homogeneous, uniform-sized, granular compound fertiliser so all the nutrients are contained in every granule which eliminates any segregation and allows even application and distribution of each nutrient across the whole bout width.
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Barley

Winter Barley: 300-350 kg/ha applied at GS 25. Spring Barley: 300-350 kg/ha at drilling Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation
Cereals

Winter Barley: 300-350 kg/ha applied at GS 25. Spring Barley: 300-350 kg/ha at drilling Winter Oats: 300-400 kg/ha applied at GS 30-31 Winter Rye: 200-300 kg/ha applied at GS 30-31 Winter Wheat: 300-350kg/ha at GS30-31 Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.

EXTRA ADVICE

Fertilizer Spreading Advice: When spreading fertilizers containing sulphur it is recommended to regularly clean the spreader vanes using a rag with a 'WD40' type lubricant to avoid a build-up of deposits.

Grassland

Grass: Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
Oats

Winter Oats: 300-400 kg/ha applied at GS 30-31 Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
Oilseed Rape

Oilseed rape: Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
Potatoes

Potatoes: Maincrop 750-1000 kg/ha at planting. Early varieties 750kg/ha. Seed potatoes 525-650 kg/ha. Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and variety requirements. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
Rye

Winter Rye: 200-300 kg/ha applied at GS 30-31 Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
Wheat

Winter Wheat: 300-350kg/ha at GS30-31 Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
Barley

Winter Barley: 300-350 kg/ha applied at GS 25. Spring Barley: 300-350 kg/ha at drilling Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation
Cereals

Winter Barley: 300-350 kg/ha applied at GS 25. Spring Barley: 300-350 kg/ha at drilling Winter Oats: 300-400 kg/ha applied at GS 30-31 Winter Rye: 200-300 kg/ha applied at GS 30-31 Winter Wheat: 300-350kg/ha at GS30-31 Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.

EXTRA ADVICE

Fertilizer Spreading Advice: When spreading fertilizers containing sulphur it is recommended to regularly clean the spreader vanes using a rag with a 'WD40' type lubricant to avoid a build-up of deposits.

Grassland

Grass: Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
Oats

Winter Oats: 300-400 kg/ha applied at GS 30-31 Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
Oilseed Rape

Oilseed rape: Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
Potatoes

Potatoes: Maincrop 750-1000 kg/ha at planting. Early varieties 750kg/ha. Seed potatoes 525-650 kg/ha. Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and variety requirements. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
Rye

Winter Rye: 200-300 kg/ha applied at GS 30-31 Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
Wheat

Winter Wheat: 300-350kg/ha at GS30-31 Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.

Where can I buy Yara fertilisers ?

Where can I buy Yara fertilisers ?

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Fertiliser spreading advice

Fertiliser spreading advice

Increasing your crop yield and quality doesn’t have to be hard. Getting your spreader settings right might be your best spent few minutes in crop management.

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