Products in Herbs & Spice Crops: Aerosols

AquaPen 3.8 is a water based pre-emergent herbicide that provides preventative control of many small seeded broadleaves and grasses in over 90 Crop and Non-crop use sites.

Kelamix COMPLEX is a chelled, water soluble fertilizer, designed to prevent and correct the iron, manganese, zinc, copper, boron and molybdenum lack in all kinds of farming in a fast and long lasting way. Due to its composition, Kelamix COMPLEX is specially indicated for intensive farming, where it must be dissolved in water through any kind of irrigation system. Kelamix COMPLEX is an ideal product to complement out-of-soil nutrient solutions

DIACON® IGR inhibits growth of larvae of these insects: almond moth, Indian meal moth, lesser grain borer, sawtooth grain beetle, merchant grain beetle, red flour beetle, confused flour beetle, and other insect pests that are affected by Insect Growth Regulators (IGR’s). Treat existing insect populations with an adulticide, then apply DIACON® IGR for residual protection. (S)-Methoprene, the active ingredient in DIACON® IGR, protects stored grains, agricultural commodities, seed, and animal feeds from damaging insects by interfering with the normal process of insect development. Unlike traditional pesticides, DIACON® IGR is not an adulticide, but its residual activity prevents the development of larvae into adults. When used according to the label directions.

KELAMIX Zn is a highly soluble zinc chelate in microgranule form, specifically designed to prevent and correct zinc deficiencies in any type of crop. Due to its composition, KELAMIX Zn is indicated for foliar application. It can also be applied directly to the soil through any irrigation system.

HUMATOR is a liquid concentrate of humic acids and fulvic acids. It is used to provide organic matter of slow degradation in the crop soil. It is a compound of organic molecules that slowly degrade with a high humic part and a smaller fulvic fraction. This combination allows HUMATOR to work in the medium and long term.