Biostimulants for cereals
Greater yield stability and quality with boncrop flow
boncrop flow optimally prepares cereals for stress events in the yield-forming phase.
Stress is one issue, the yield is the other. By increasing chlorophyll formation, boncrop flow helps crops to achieve a higher photosynthesis rate, ensuring that there is more energy available for yield formation.
Your advantages and benefits with boncrop flow
Advantages
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Benefits |
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| I Focus on increasing stress tolerance through stress priming | Optimally prepares cereals for stress events like drought stress during flowering, etc. |
| I Encourages the development of a good root system | Ensures sufficient nutrient and water absorption |
| I More vital metabolism in cereal crops and faster detoxification | Healthy stocks with a high degree of resilience |
| I Increases chlorophyll formation | Increases photosynthesis rates and therefore available energy for yield formation, etc. |
| I Fewer inferior ears | More fully formed ears for high yield stability |
| I More even growth | More homogeneous stocks: easier application of fertilisers and plant protection products, more even and efficient use of water and nutrients |
| I High stability | Reduction of storage risks and therefore avoidance of crop failure |
| I Cost-effective and easy to use | In combination with all standard crop protection treatments, one single treatment, reduced soil impact, money and time saved |
boncrop flow in exact tests
Our tests with boncrop flow in cereals have demonstrated considerably higher grain yields in treated crops. To provide certified results for our customer, our exact tests are carried out by a GEP-certified test provider.
In 2022 at the Huntlosen site in Germany, boncrop flow boosted the winter wheat yield and added an extra 16% yield to spring barley.
Perfect timing and quantity
We recommend using boncrop flow for growing cereal stocks:
- In cereal cultivation, the most important things are yield and quality.
- Give crops the best start to the yield-forming phase by ensuring that they have an increased tolerance to abiotic stress, greater root growth and enhanced photosynthesis.
- Recommended application rate: 2 l/ha from the start of tillering (BBCH 21)
