OEPULPLUS
Composition
| Buckwheat | ||
| Phacelia | ||
| Trifolium alexandrinum (annual) | ||
| Forage turnip* | ||
| Sinapis alba* | ||
| MUNGO |
| • a certain frost |
||
| • sowing standard - 2 kg/dca |
||
| • sowing August - September |
OEPULFIT
OPULFIT is a cost-effective blend. It is also suitable for later sowing and requires little seedbed preparation. If sufficient fine soil is available, OPULFIT can also be broadcast sown, but it is then advisable to double the sowing rate. Buckwheat, mustard and forage turnips grow particularly quickly and cope very well with weedy vegetation.
Composition
| Buckwheat | ||
| Sinapis alba* | ||
| Forage turnip* |
| • a certain frost |
||
| • sowing standard - 2-4 kg/dca |
||
| • sowing August - September |
WASSERGUETE RAU
Under favourable conditions, WASSERGUETE RAU can be broadcast on moist soil after cultivation from late July to late August. The rapid development of the components of this mixture results in rapid coverage of the soil surface and allows a later sowing. The combination of sunflower at a rate of approx. 100 g/dca with WASSERGUETE RAU has been tested and gives good results.
Composition
| Buckwheat | ||
| Phacelia | ||
| Forage turnip* | ||
| Nematode - resistant sinapis * |
| • a certain frost |
||
| • sowing standard - 2-3 kg/dca |
||
| • sowing August - September |
WASSERGUETE FEIN
WASSERGUETE FEIN contains components for both wet and dry conditions. Alexandrian clover and fodder radish grow better in wet environments, while phacelia is drought tolerant. In addition, Alexandrian clover and spreading clover harvest nitrogen, and forage turnips reduce nematode populations. Early sowing in settled soil is recommended.
Composition
| Phacelia | ||
| Trifolium alexandrinum (annual) | ||
| Trifolium squarrosum (annual)* | ||
| Nematode - resistant forage turnip* |
| • a certain frost |
||
| • sowing standard - 1.5 kg/dca |
||
| • sowing August - September |
NITROFIT
The success of NITROFIT is due to the high proportion of leguminous and especially leaf peas, which are underestimated as a catch crop but are a wonderful nitrogen source for the soil and also work for a good soil structure. NITROFIT is a multicomponent mixture with active participation in mycorrhiza, wonderful soil loosening action, frosts fully and leaves behind a rich nutrient substance.
Composition
| Spring leaf pea | ||
| Spring vetch | ||
| Vetchling | ||
| Alexadrian clover | ||
| Safflower | ||
| Sudangrass | ||
| MUNGO | ||
| Meliorative turnip |
| • sowing standard - 6 kg/dca |
BODENFIT
The composition of this mixture ensures easily degradable carbohydrates for soil microorganisms and also sufficient mulch for satisfactory soil cover under mulch seeding conditions. BODENFIT has a multi-layered root configuration that not only helps to structure the soil but also to build humus. It suppresses weeds very well, participates in mycorrhiza and provides dense plant cover.
Composition
| Spring vetch | ||
| Meliorative turnip | ||
| MUNGO | ||
| Linseed | ||
| Safflower | ||
| Alexandrian clover | ||
| Sudangrass |
| • sowing standard - 3 kg/dca |
WASSERGUETE FRUEH
WASSERGUETE FRUEH does not contain cruciferous plants. Phacelia and
MUNGO break the rotation very efficiently. WASSERGUETE FRUEH is
suitable for any type of crop rotation. The components have no tendency
to curl. In addition, this mixture is drought tolerant, as MUNGO and
phacelia develop very well in dry conditions. WASSERGUETE FRUEH is
best sown in a fine bed.
Composition
| Trifolium alexandrinum |
| Trifolium squarrosum ATLAS |
| Phacelia MIRA |
| MUNGO |
| Sowing standard - 1,2 kg/dca |
* - The crops marked with an asterisk are included in the Bulgarian list