Profile
MaizePro DT selectively supports the formation of mycorrhiza and improves the soil structure. The intensive root penetration creates new root channels, which help the maize particularly during periods of drought. The hardy components guarantee erosion protection right into spring. After a successful cover crop, the soil only requires working to a depth of the soil horizon receiving the maize seed. In this way, the capillarity is maintained, ensuring water availability for germination.
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Leaves an optimal soil structure
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Promotes root penetration
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Very good N-utilisation
Components
43.7% |
Legumes |
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15.2% |
Cruciferous |
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Abyssinian cabbage, Field pea, Crimson clover, Linseed, Deep-rooted radish, Persian clover, Phacelia, Niger, Common vetch, Sunflower, Sorghum, Trifolium repens, Hairy vetch, Winter rye |
43.7% |
Legumes |
|
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15.2% |
Cruciferous |
|
Abyssinian cabbage, Field pea, Crimson clover, Linseed, Deep-rooted radish, Persian clover, Phacelia, Niger, Common vetch, Sunflower, Sorghum, Trifolium repens, Hairy vetch, Winter rye |
Crop rotations
Cereals, Maize, Oilseed rape * |
* Observe crop rotation diseases. |
Cereals, Maize, Oilseed rape * |
* Observe crop rotation diseases. |
Cultivation notes
Sowing rate | 40 - 45 kg/ha | |
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Sowing time | from middle of July to end of August | |
Usage | Summer intercrop, Winter intercrop, Green fertilization, Extensive grazing |
Sowing rate | 40 - 45 kg/ha | |
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Sowing time | from middle of July to end of August | |
Usage | Summer intercrop, Winter intercrop, Green fertilization, Extensive grazing |