ARCHER

Description

ARCHER is an excellent soil conditioner for saline soils and waters. It increases the cation exchange capacity (CEC) due to the physical, chemical and biological features of the organic matter it contains. CEC is the ability of a soil to retain ions, including nutrients. The higher the cation exchange capacity, the greater the amount of calcium supported by the soil and its structure is improved. It removes sodium (Na+) ions from the clay-humic complex thanks to its 100% complex calcium. ARCHER corrects the salinity of irrigation water as well as the salinity of the soil.

USE AREA, METHOD, TIME AND AMOUNT

USE INSTRUCTIONS

With drip irrigation 15 – 20 Lt. / Ha.

In case of an extreme soil salinity, it can reach up to 50 Lt.

USE AREA, METHOD, TIME AND AMOUNT

Citrus and fruit trees: 10-16 Lt. / Ha.

Vegetables 5-8 Lt. / Ha.

Flowers and ornamental plants: 3-6 Lt. / Ha.

Tropical fruit trees: 9-14 Lt. / Ha.

Olive trees and vines: 8-10 Lt. / Ha.

Herbaceous and woody plants: 8-10 Lt. / Ha.

DOSAGE

By measuring ionic conductivity, ARCHER dosage can be determined by knowing the salinity level of the soil in advance.

ARCHER volume in mL for a liter of irrigation water can be inferred by multiplying it by conductivity x4, expressed in mS / cm.

E.g., if the conductivity is 5 mS / cm, the dose should be 20 ml. / Lt. water.

For fertilization, the dose is usually 30-80 Lt. per crop cycle. / Should be Ha

For flood irrigation, the dose is usually 60 to 120 Lt. per crop cycle. / Should be Ha

Care: add 20 to 40ml. Product per m3 of the irrigation area.