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Activance CK Max enhances nutrient use efficiency and soil enrichment
Activance® CK Max is an organomineral fertilizer, leonardite based, that increases the uptake of soil-applied plant nutrient solutions, is fertilizer compatible and adds organic carbon content for soil microorganisms.
The product offers superior solubility in low pH solutions and high salt fertilizers which allows different mixtures possibilities. Carbon content derived from leonardite, and good potassium source, means more complexing capacity for metal salts, more carbon content for soil microbes and higher nutrient use efficiency in every fertilizer application.
Nutrient use efficiency
The addition of Activance CK Max to starter fertilizers can improve nutrient retention in the soil profile and gives healthier, higher-yielding plants.
Benefits offered
- Improved soil structure
- Increased nutrient retention and availability
- Stimulated microbial growth
- Improved Cationic Exchange Capacity (CEC) in the treatment zone
- Increased root development
- Improved seed germination
- Compatible in a wide pH range (2-12) with low insolubilities
Performance Data
Activance ck max improves potato phosphorus uptake
Field demonstration from the usa documented the positive effect of Activance CK Max on nutrient use efficiency, including potato phosphorus uptake.
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