Where can I buy Yara fertilisers? Fertiliser spreading advice

YaraMila MAINCROP

YaraMila MAINCROP (14-14-21) is a compound granular fertiliser ideal for potato crops where sulphur is not required. Often used in north for base dressing for Spring Barley again where sulphur is not required

Available in England, Wales and Scotland.

Product and safety information

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Product application advice

Cauliflower

Caulifower: 625 to 1000 kg/ha at sowing/transplanting
Grass (Silage / Hay)

Grass (Silage): 312 to 500 kg/ha applied as first spring dressing

Leek

Leeks: 500 to 700 kg/ha at drilling

Maize

Forage Maize: Apply up to 625kg/ha pre planting. Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
Oilseed Rape

Oilseed Rape: 312 to 375 kg/ha applied as autumn or spring dressing. Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and nutrient management plan. Refer to your local Yara area manager for detailed recommendation.
Onions

Onions: 500 to 700 kg/ha at drilling
Potatoes

Potatoes: 1250 to 1500 kg/ha at planting. Exact recommendation depends on soil analysis and variety requirements. 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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Take control ...

Against a background of great change, it is even more important to take control where we can to deliver impressive results, whatever the weather or the politics!

Take control of your potato nutrition
... of your potato nutrition
Making sure your potatoes are fully supplied with all the nutrients they require is the best way to improve crop yield and tuber quality
Take control of sulphur and nitrogen
... of sulphur and nitrogen
Proactive sulphur management, with a little and often approach to application, will ensure maximum nitrogen use efficiency.
Take control of cereal micronutrient deficiencies
... of cereal micronutrients
Supply your cereals with exactly the right micronutrients where and when they are needed and prevent yield losses or quality reduction due to deficiencies.
Take control of forage maize
... of forage maize
Paying more attention to forage maize nutrition, particularly phosphate and zinc will improve crop establishment and early growth resulting in higher yield and better quality forage.