Green Rise Agro Industries

• Potassium Nitrate contains nitrate nitrogen and water-soluble potash
• Helps crops resist abiotic stress situations
• Useful at post bloom and physiological maturity stage
• Helps in assimilation, translocation and formation of sugars
• Farmers get higher yields and better quality produce and as a result higher returns
• For Fertigation: Grapes, Pomegranate, Banana, Cotton, Tomato, Onion, Sugarcane, Ginger, Turmeric, Watermelon, Floriculture and Protected Cultivation
• For Foliar application: All crops

Nitrogen is the nutrient required in the greatest quantities. It is key for chlorophyll production, plays a major role in cell division, and supports growth of new tissues and roots. Calcium is also required for root growth. Adequate Ca is directly related to fruit growth, cell division, and the overall strength and health of fruits, vegetables and nut crops.

Nitrogen is the nutrient required in the greatest quantities. It is key for chlorophyll production, plays a major role in cell division, and supports growth of new tissues and roots. Calcium is also required for root growth. Adequate Ca is directly related to fruit growth, cell division, and the overall strength and health of fruits, vegetables and nut crops.

     With the strengthening of cell structure and protection against stresses, fruits and vegetables with an adequate supply of calcium nitrate are visibly healthier, more vibrant in color and are blemish-free inside and out. When Calcium Nitrate is included in a fertilizer program, fruit and vegetables also keep their weight and quality for a longer time period; keeping them fresh until enjoyed by consumers.
        Season after season, growers are faced with a variety of environmental stresses that are simply out of the industries' control. While nature and weather will take its course, with Calcium Nitrate growers can give their plants and trees the strength needed to protect against diseases and environmental stresses such as heat, drought, salinity and excessive sodium.