AGRIVENTURE Zinc Oxide 39.5% is a premium liquid micronutrient fertilizer formulated to rapidly correct zinc deficiency in agricultural and horticultural crops. Zinc plays an essential role in chlorophyll formation, enzyme activation, protein synthesis and plant hormone production, resulting in vigorous vegetative growth, improved flowering, better fruit development and higher yields.
The advanced liquid formulation ensures quick absorption and uniform distribution inside the plant, making it an effective solution for improving crop performance under normal as well as stress conditions.
| Product Name | AGRIVENTURE Zinc Oxide 39.5% |
|---|---|
| Technical Content | Zinc Oxide 39.5% |
| Product Type | Liquid Micronutrient Fertilizer |
| Formulation | Suspension Concentrate (SC) |
| Mode of Action | Systemic Nutrient Absorption |
| Application Method | Foliar Spray, Drip Irrigation, Soil Drenching |
| Recommended Dose | 20 ml per 15 Litres of Water |
| Brand | AGRIVENTURE |
AGRIVENTURE Zinc Oxide 39.5% is absorbed through the leaves and roots and moves systemically within the plant. Zinc activates several important enzymes involved in photosynthesis, protein formation and carbohydrate metabolism. It also supports auxin production, resulting in stronger roots, healthy shoots and improved overall crop growth while effectively correcting zinc deficiency.
20 ml per 15 litres of water
It is a liquid micronutrient fertilizer used to prevent and correct zinc deficiency and improve crop growth and productivity.
It is suitable for cereals, vegetables, fruits, oilseeds, pulses, sugarcane, cotton and horticultural crops.
The recommended dose is 20 ml per 15 litres of water for foliar application.
Yes. It is generally compatible with most fertilizers and crop protection products. A small jar compatibility test is recommended before large-scale mixing.
It improves chlorophyll production, enzyme activity, root growth, flowering, fruit development, grain filling and overall crop yield while correcting zinc deficiency.
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