Restoring soil fertility for sugar beet (Rivne region)

The success of sugar beet cultivation in Rivne region today depends not on the amount of NPK applied, but on the ability of the soil to provide these elements to the plant. Analysis shows that most of the region’s lands are depleted by intensive farming, which leads to a drop in sugar content.

The problem of “empty” land

Low organic matter content (less than 2.5%) makes the soil hard, hindering root development. When the root encounters resistance, it deforms and the accumulation of sugars slows down.

Economic benefits of using GREENODIN BROWN

Why do we recommend GREENODIN BROWN?

This is not just a fertilizer, but a tool for soil resuscitation. For the Rivne region, where there is a deficiency of nitrogen and phosphorus against the background of an excess of potassium, this preparation becomes an ideal solution:

• Restoring structure: makes the soil loose, allowing air and water to penetrate deeper.
• Bioactivation: stimulates the work of beneficial bacteria that “dissolve” blocked minerals.
• Savings: by increasing the fertilizer absorption rate, you get a higher yield with the same expenditure on basic nutrition.

Technology of success: 3 steps to the result

1. Autumn or early spring application: GREENODIN BROWN at a rate of 200-250 kg/ha for cultivation.
2. Nitrogen control: Don’t overfeed the plant with nitrogen in the second half of summer — it reduces sugar. It’s better to focus on biological stimulants.
3. Residue management: If there is straw from the predecessor remaining in the field, be sure to add destructors to avoid nitrogen starvation of the beets.

Conclusion.

To obtain a yield of more than 600 c/ha in the conditions of the Rivne region, it is necessary to deviate from the patterns. Only by restoring the microbiological balance and correcting the pH can one achieve high profitability of sugar beet.