CALCIUM NITRATE

Key Features & BenefitsFast-Acting Nitrate Nitrogen (NO₃⁻): Unlike urea or ammonium, nitrate-nitrogen doesn't need time to break down in the soil. It is non-volatile, mobile in the soil, and absorbed immediately by the roots, sparking quick vegetative growth.Highly Soluble Calcium: It provides calcium in its most plant-available form. Because calcium is immobile within plants, it must be consistently supplied during active growth phases.Stronger Cell Walls & Resilience: Calcium builds robust cell walls, minimizing common physiological fruit defects like Blossom End Rot (in tomatoes/peppers), Bitter Pit (in apples), and fruit cracking. It also toughens the crop against pests and fungal infections.
Enhanced Shelf Life: Toughened cell structures keep harvested fruits and vegetables firmer for longer, minimizing weight loss and damage during transport to target markets.No Soil Acidification: It does not degrade soil quality or cause acidification, supporting an optimum root environment.Added Boron (YaraLiva Nitrabor variant): The Nitrabor field variant contains 0.3% Boron, a micronutrient that works synergistically with calcium to boost tissue elasticity and prevent internal browning.

How to Use (Application Methods & Dosages) The application strategy depends heavily on the specific Yara variant you purchase:1. Fertigation / Drip Irrigation (Using YaraTera Calcinit)Application Rate: Dilute at a rate of 1 to 3 kg per 1,000 liters of water.Frequency: Inject into the drip system weekly or bi-weekly during critical fruiting, vegetative, and flowering cycles. 🚫 Crucial Compatibility Rule: Never mix YaraTera Calcinit in the same concentrated stock solution tank with sulfate or phosphate fertilizers (like Magnesium Sulfate, Monoammonium Phosphate, or NPK blends). Doing so causes an irreversible chemical reaction, creating a milky calcium precipitate that will instantly clog your drip emitters. Utilize a separate dual-tank ("A and B Tank") setup.2. Foliar Spraying (Using YaraTera Calcinit)Application Rate: Mix 2 to 5 kg per 1,000 liters of water (or roughly 20 to 50 grams per 10 liters of water for smaller sprayers).Timing: Spray early in the morning or late in the afternoon to prevent sudden leaf scorch. Target the developing fruit clusters and young foliage directly, as calcium cannot easily migrate from old leaves to new growth zones.3. Soil Broadcasting / Side-Dressing (Using YaraLiva Nitrabor / Tropicote)Standard Field Dosage: Apply 25 kg to 50 kg per acre, split across key crop growth stages.Home Garden/Small Plots: Use roughly 1 to 2 pounds (approx. 450 to 900 grams) per 100 square feet.Method: Broadcast the granules evenly over the root zone or apply as a side-dress along the plant rows. Incorporate lightly into the top layer of soil and water the zone immediately. Its unique hygroscopic coat allows the granules to dissolve quickly upon contact with soil moisture or morning dew Ideal Timing by CropTomatoes, Peppers & Melons: Apply from early flowering through fruit-set to eliminate blossom end rot risks.Potatoes: Top-dress or soil-apply 25–30 days after sowing (at tuber initiation) to improve tuber skin quality and internal soundness.Apples & Citrus: Apply early in the season to meet the intense nitrogen demand during initial cell division phase.If you would like to proceed, tell me:What specific crop are you growing?What is your preferred application setup (Drip irrigation, tractor broadcaster, or backpack foliar sprayer)?

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