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NACHURS® Face-off

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NACHURS® Face-off liquid fertilizer is manufactured with 100% fully EDTA chelated copper, manganese, and zinc. Unlike other micronutrient sources such as complexes, partial chelates, and natural organic complexes, NACHURS EDTA chelated micronutrients are 100% available to the crop and resist tie-up when soil applied. Other micro sources contain too little complexing agent and undergo major chemical changes, delivering significantly less micronutrient in a form available for plant uptake. While these sources of micros may offer cost savings at first, they can actually create deficiencies for lack of availability.

Functions: Fertilizer, Micronutrient

Chemical Family: Copper-based Compounds, Manganese & Manganese Compounds, Molybdenum Compounds, Zinc & Zinc Compounds

Application Technique: Chemigation, Foliage Applied, Pre-Emergence

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Identification & Functionality

Chemical Family

Copper-based Compounds,

Manganese & Manganese Compounds,

Molybdenum Compounds,

Zinc & Zinc Compounds

Agrochemical Functions

Fertilizer,

Micronutrient

Technologies

Agrochemicals

Product Families

Agrochemicals — Plant Health, Nutrients & Soil Management

Fertilizers & Nutrients

Features & Benefits

Agrochemicals Features

Enhanced Crop Yield & Quality

The Role of Micros

Copper (Cu)

Copper is important as a co-enzyme. It is needed to activate several plant enzymes, including building and converting amino acids to proteins. Since Copper is an immobile nutrient, deficiency symptoms usually occur on new growth. Copper deficient plants will become chlorotic and take on a bleached appearance. New growth may die. 

 

Manganese (Mn)

Manganese is essential to plants but too much is toxic. Manganese functions in chlorophyll development and serves as a catalyst in several enzyme systems in the oxidation-reduction process. Manganese deficiencies are very similar to iron deficiencies and appears in the younger leaves of the plant first. Color may be pale between the veins of broadleaf plants.

 

Molybdenum (Mo)

Molybdenum helps to transform basic nitrogen into amino acids, which are building blocks for proteins. It also helps legumes to symbiotically fix atmospheric nitrogen. Molybdenum is a catalyst in many oxidation-reduction process within plants.

 

Zinc (Zn)

Zinc is necessary for starch formation and proper root development. It is also essential for seed formation and maturity. The most common symptom of zinc deficiency is interveinal chlorosis on older leaves with shortening of the internodal area. This shortening often results in a short compressed plant with a rosetted appearance.

Applications & Uses

Markets

Agriculture & Feed

Applications

Agriculture & Feed — Agricultural Crops

Other Agricultural Crops

Applicable Crop

Other Crops & Plants

Application Technique

Chemigation,

Foliage Applied,

Pre-Emergence

Application Methods & Rates

It is always recommended that a jar test be done when adding to other fertilizer or chemicals. Always read and follow the pesticide labels when considering tank mixing pesticides with fertilizer products.

  • General Rate

    • In-furrow: 1–2 pints per acre.
    • Foliar: Apply 1–2 pints per acre with sufficient spray volume to ensure good coverage.
    • Fertigation: Apply 1–2 pints per acre. Extremely hard water and/or high total dissolved solids may effect performance.

Properties

Physical Form

Liquid