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Viscofol Zinc is a Beige viscous liquid. It is an excellent tank mix profile. It will correct and control Zinc deficiency. It is important for grain formation in cereals and vital for photosynthesis.

Functions: Fertilizer, Micronutrient

Chemical Family: Zinc & Zinc Compounds

Application Technique: Sprayers

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Identification & Functionality

Chemical Family
Agrochemical Functions
Technologies

Features & Benefits

Viscofol Technology
  • Manufactured to pesticide standards of quality
  • The foliar nutrition equivalent of pesticide SC
  • Finely milled particles give better leaf coverage
  • Better leaf coverage plus smaller particles gives better uptake by the crop
  • High nutrient loading
  • Super tank-mix ability
  • Stable with long shelf life
Stable & Rainfast
  • The finely milled particles give a uniform layer on the leaf, allowing a much increased surface area for absorption.
  • This uniform layer+ our unique adjuvant system gives faster uptake and allows the product to be rainfast within 30 minutes.

Applications & Uses

Application Technique
Mixing Sequence
  • Shake bottle well before use.
  • Half fill spray tank with water and begin agitation.
  • Empty the required quantity into the spray tank and add the balance of the water.
  • Ensure agitation is maintained throughout the spraying operation.
  • Do not allow the spray tank agitation to stop whilst product remains in the tank.
Compatibility

Viscofol Zinc is tank mixable with most spray applied chemicals.

Applications
Crop Dose rate
Apples & Pears

1-2 L/ha at bud burst and end of flowering.
Avoid flowering.
Apply again after harvest but before leaf fall.
Water rate: 200 to 1,000 L/ha.

Brassicas

1 L/ha at 4-9 leaves.
Water rate: 200 L/ha.

Carrots

1 L/ha when crop is 15 cm tall.
In case of moderate to severe deficiency repeat same rate at 10 to 14 day intervals.
Water rate: 200 L/ha.

Cereals

1 L/ha from 2 leaves to first node detectable (Zadok's G.S. 1231).
Water rate: 200 L/ha.

Cherries & Plums

1 L/ha applied at winter bud or pink bud and again after harvest before leaf fall.
Water rate: 500 to 1,000 L/ha.

Conifers

2 applications of 1 L/ha once there is new season leaf growth and again in early autumn.
Water rate: 500 to 1 ,000 L/ha.

Pasture (grazing)

1 L/ha 10-14 days prior to turnout.
Water rate: 200 L/ha.

Pasture (hay/silage)

1 L/ha when grass is 15 cm tall.
In case of severe deficiency repeat at the same rate at the 15 cm stage before each subsequent cut.
Water rate: 200 L/ha.

Grass (amenity)/Turf

1 L/ha with the beginning of new growth in the spring and/or following deficiency shown by analysis.
Repeat at the same rate in intervals of 10-14 days where required.
Water rate: 200 L/ha.

Hops

1.5 L/ha when crop is 2.5 meters tall.
Water rate: 500 L/ha.

Leeks (field grown)

1 L/ha 14 days after transplanting or where direct sown when the crop is 15 cm tall.
Up to two repeat applications where necessary in intervals of 10-14 days.
Water rate: 200 L/ha.

Maize

1 L/ha from 3 to 8 leaves.
In case of severe deficiency repeat applications at the same rate can be made in intervals of 10-14 days.
Water rate: 200 L/ha.

Onions

1 L/ha when there is sufficient foliage to receive the spray.
Water rate: 200 L/ha.

Potatoes

1 L/ha one week after 100% emergence and repeated as necessary at the same rate in intervals of 10-14 days in case of moderate to severe deficiency. Water rate: 200 L/ha.

Protected crops in Polytunnels

0.05 liters per 100 liters water maximum concentration.
Water rate: 1 ,000 L/ha maximum.
Refer to equivalent field grown recommendation for the timing advice.
NB do not exceed a rate of 5 mls per 10 liters of water applied over 100 rn2

Raspberries

0.5 L/ha at green bud.
Water rate: 200 L/ha.

Strawberries (field grown)

One application of 0.5 L/ha at green bud followed by two applications of 0.25 L/ha at white bud and post-harvest re-growth.
Water rate: 200 to 500 L/ha.

Sugar beet

1 L/ha at 4-6 leaf stage.
In case of moderate to severe deficiency repeat at the same rate in intervals of 10-14 days.
Water rate: 200 L/ha.

Properties

Formulation Type
Physical Form
Typical Properties
ValueUnitsTest Method / Conditions
Density1.79 - 1.82
pH5.0 - 8.0

Storage & Handling

Storage and Handling
  • Protect from frost.
  • Store above 5°C.
  • Do not store in direct sunlight.
  • Keep away from food, drink and animal feed.
  • Keep out of reach of children.
  • GCiC Viscofol formulations are highly stable and have a shelf life of minimum 2 years.