Managing nitrogen loss due to volatilization, leaching and denitrification is an essential part of preserving the environment and reducing the amount of greenhouse gases generated by corn production. Fortunately, that’s why we have nitrogen protection products!

Problem #1 : Volatilization

Nitrogen volatilization occurs when urea is applied to the soil’s surface but not absorbed.

Improving fertilizer management is one of the objectives of the Québec government’s Sustainable Agriculture Plan.

Its target is to redue the use of nitrogen fertilizers on crops by 15 % before 2030.

Nitrogen is one of the main components of crop nutrition and has a significant effect on yield. But it also has a major influence on the agricultural industry’s greenhouse gas emissions assessment.

Adjuvants are substances that help pesticides disperse more effectively in order to better coat and stick to plants.

When it comes to fertilizing your crops, you don’t have to compromise. Folium³ high-end foliar fertilizers contain everything you need to optimize your plants’ growth all season long.

Interview with account manager Christine Bourbonnais.

The difficult winters and droughts of the last few years have put a strain on hay production. As a result, inventories are so low on Québec farms that some are talking about a shortage. To optimize yields and replenish inventories, meadows must be properly fertilized with N-Prairies fertilizers for pulses and grasses.

Very trendy in Europe, the biostimulants are increasingly being used in our fields as well. These innovative products such as Vita, Obsorba and Humarine from Sollio Agriculture, allow field crop producers to remain productive despite climate uncertainties.

More and more horticulturists are using biostimulants to improve their yields and harvest quality.

The science behind these innovative products is not as complex as it seems, according to Sollio Agriculture account manager Christine Bourbonnais.