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1st application: Time: During soil preparation. Soil or foliage: Soil. Amount and dilution rate: See the Table 1 . ...
ByTexas BioTechnology Inc based in Richmond, TEXAS (USA)
1st application: Time: during soil preparation or at planting. Soil or foliage: Soil. Amount and dilution rate: See the Table 1. ...
ByTexas BioTechnology Inc based in Richmond, TEXAS (USA)
Dilute 400 ml REZFREE® with minimum 20 gal (80 Lt) water per acre (4 decares) and spray the diluted solution directly to leaves.Dilute 1000 ml REZFREE® with 50 gal (200 Lt) water and apply directly to the 5.000 sets (bags) used in this cultivation. Dilute 1000 ml REZFREE® with 50 gal (200 Lt) water and apply directly to the 5.000 sets (bags) used in this ...
ByTexas BioTechnology Inc based in Richmond, TEXAS (USA)
Area: per 1 hectare Dilute 400 ml REZFREE® with minimum 20 gal (80 Lt) water per acre (4 decares) and spray the diluted solution directly to leaves. Dilute 1000 ml REZFREE® with 50 gal (200 Lt) water and apply directly to the 5.000 sets (bags) used in this ...
ByTexas BioTechnology Inc based in Richmond, TEXAS (USA)
Dilute 1000 ml REZFREE® with 50 gal (200 Lt) water and apply directly to the 5.000 sets (bags) used in this ...
ByTexas BioTechnology Inc based in Richmond, TEXAS (USA)
Note: If pesticide residue degradation required dilute 2 liters (67oz) of RezFree with 1000 lt (264 gal) of water and spray on foliage 10-15 days before harvest on 1 hectare.Dilute 400 ml REZFREE® with minimum 20 gal (80 Lt) water per acre (4 decares) and spray the diluted solution directly to ...
ByTexas BioTechnology Inc based in Richmond, TEXAS (USA)
Note: If pesticide residue degradation required dilute 2 liters (67oz) of RezFree with 1000 lt (264 gal) of water and spray on foliage 10-15 days before harvest on 1 hectare. Dilute 1000 ml REZFREE® with 50 gal (200 Lt) water and apply directly to the 5.000 sets (bags) used in this ...
ByTexas BioTechnology Inc based in Richmond, TEXAS (USA)
Wheat, Oats, Barley, Rye etc.: Summer ...
ByTexas BioTechnology Inc based in Richmond, TEXAS (USA)
Carrots, Beets, Turnips, Cabbage, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Brussel Sprouts, Lettuce Etc: Dilute 1000 ml REZFREE® with 50 gal (200 Lt) water and apply directly to the 5.000 sets (bags) used in this cultivation. ...
ByTexas BioTechnology Inc based in Richmond, TEXAS (USA)
Protect’s history is rooted in the self-propelled tomato harvesters designed by Luigi Sandei, its Founder. Thanks to our history and the continuing investment in skills and technology, we can apply a wide knowledge in cultivation techniques to our industrial project. This allows us to develop leading edge technology sorters that can be installed on any model of self-propelled tomato ...
ByProtec S.r.l. based in Collecchio (PR), ITALY
Laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) offers the ability to analyze soil samples with little sample preparation, provides detection of all elements in the periodic table, and has a large dynamic range (ppm to wt. %). ...
ByApplied Spectra, Inc. based in West Sacramento, CALIFORNIA (USA)
Niton analysers facilitate direct surface testing for lead paint, testing for lead in dust wipes from surfaces, testing the lead content of soil in the surrounding area (containment) and the testing of lead content in filters from respirators or volume air samplers for worker/public ...
ByNiton UK Limited based in Woodmancott, Winchester, UNITED KINGDOM
Contamination can arise from circumstances such as fuel spills and plant leaks. Geotech has developed a range of equipment to help you comply with each stage of the remediation ...
ByQED Environmental Systems based in Dexter, MICHIGAN (USA)
This water jet cleaning technology for soil cleaning is applicable for removing any contaminants necessarily demanding vibration treatment and high pressure water flushing. ...
ByWSEnergy based in Munich, GERMANY
Analysis of soils and sedimentary rocks provides important information for soil chemical, geochemical and ecological studies. The content of chemical elements in the soil affects the nutrition of plants and the flow of soil-forming processes. The analysis of toxic elements is important for studying the sources and processes of chemical soil contamination. The XRF method makes it possible to perform efficient quantitative element ...
ByElvatech Ltd. based in Kyiv, UKRAINE