Where can I buy Yara fertilisers? Fertiliser spreading advice

YaraMila GROWER

YaraMila GROWER (15-9-20 + 9.5% SO3 + 1.8% MgO) is a field grade NPK compound fertiliser 35% SOP and 65% MOP with additional sulphur and magnesium with trace elements of boron, manganese and zinc.

With its high potash content, it is useful for high potash demanding crops like vegetables and brassicas. With its sulphate of potash content, this will aid tuber numbers and improve the dry matter content in the potato crop.

Pack Size
600kg big bags

Product and safety information

Safety data sheet

Product application advice

Asparagus

Asparagus: Newly Planted and Established Beds 300-500 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting.
Aubergine

Aubergine: 280 kg/ha as a base dressing pre-planting

Beans

Broad Bean: 170 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting.

Blackberries

Blackberry: 270 kg/ha as a base dressing pre-planting

Blackcurrants

Blackcurrant: 270 kg/ha as a base dressing pre-planting

Broccoli

Broccoli: 700 - 960 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting
Brussels sprouts

Brussels Sprouts: 700 - 960 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting
Cabbage

Cabbage: 700 - 960 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting
Calabrese

Calabrese: 700 - 960 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting

Cauliflower

Cauliflower: 700 - 960 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting
Chrysanthemum

Chrysanthemum: 460 kg/ha as a base dressing pre-planting

Courgette

Courgette (field grown): 500 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting.

Grapevines

Grapevines: 160 kg/ha as a base dressing pre-planting. For more detailed advice on rates and timings contact a Yara fruit specialist.
Maize

Sweetcorn: 500 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting
Nursery Stock / Ornamentals

Nursery stock/ornamentals: First Year 330 kg/ha as a base dressing, Second year onwards 170 kg/ha as a spring application.

Onions

Onion: Salad Onions 500 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting, Bulb/Spring Onions 460 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting, Overwintered 160 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting
Parsnip

Parsnip: 500 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting

Potatoes

Potatoes: Up to 1000 kg/ha applied in the seedbed. Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and variety requirements. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
Radish

Radish (field grown): 230 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting

Raspberries

Raspberry: 270 kg/ha as a base dressing pre-planting
Beetroot

Beetroot: 700 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting.

Rhubarb

Rhubarb: First Year 875 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting, Established and Forcing 875 kg/ha as a spring top dressing.

Spinach

Spinach (summer) 875 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting

Squash

Squash (field grown): 300-400 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting.

Strawberry

Strawberry (field grown): 165 kg/ha as a base dressing pre-planting
Swede

Swede: 300 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting

Turnip

Turnip: 330 kg/ha as a base dressing at planting

Where can I buy Yara fertilisers ?

Where can I buy Yara fertilisers ?

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