FAQs
The dose depends on the initial situation and the farmer’s strategy. Download the app to obtain personalised recommendations.
The best time is when adults are present, to prevent them from leaving offspring. However, if all stages are found, repeated applications are necessary to control overlapping generations.
The main damage occurs during crop establishment, especially in legumes such as soybean and chickpea, as well as in sunflower due to its lower planting density.
GRADIX does not replace fertiliser; it is a complement that enhances the response to fertilisation. It incorporates a specific strain of the fungus Trichoderma, selected for its excellent growth-promoting properties, such as the solubilisation of phosphate compounds. When applied together with phosphate fertilisers, it improves the crop’s absorption of this nutrient.
The purpose of GRADIX is to position the active agent (Trichoderma) as close as possible to the crop roots. To maximise efficiency, it is important to apply it in the planting furrow, near the seeds. This can be done by mixing GRADIX directly with the seeds or with phosphate fertiliser.
GRADIX is a biological growth promoter that stimulates crops and improves their overall health, enabling higher yields.
The BIOMATRIX technology of GRADIX enhances the viability of the biological agent, allowing it to act effectively on the crop. GRADIX facilitates the solubilisation of phosphate compounds in the soil, protects against pathogens, and secretes substances that promote growth.
No, thanks to the protection offered by BIOMATRIX, the microorganism is shielded from external factors that could affect its survival.
No, numerous evaluations have confirmed that GRADIX does not separate into phases when mixed with phosphate fertiliser.
The product has a shelf life of 18 months.
The product is rain-resistant and can be used in irrigated crops. There are even videos showing how, under extreme conditions, the product withstands being submerged in water.
On average, the granule on the soil lasts between 15 and 20 days.
