Enriched Iron Chelate 10% is a specialized iron-based formulation developed for crops where iron nutrition remains the primary objective, but additional nutritional support may also be beneficial. The product combines chelated iron with complementary micronutrients, secondary nutrients, organic carbon, and organic matter, creating a broader nutritional profile than conventional single-element iron fertilizers.
In many orchards and field crops, chlorosis and leaf yellowing are not always caused by iron deficiency alone. Magnesium, manganese, nitrogen, and other nutrient imbalances can produce similar symptoms and may limit the effectiveness of repeated applications of standard iron fertilizers. Enriched Iron Chelate 10% was developed to address these situations by maintaining iron as the central nutrient while providing a range of supporting elements that contribute to active growth and plant metabolic activity.
Chelated iron supports chlorophyll formation, photosynthesis, respiration, and leaf greenness. The accompanying nutrients help complement the nutrition program and support overall plant performance, particularly where multiple nutritional limitations occur simultaneously. Organic carbon and organic matter further enhance the formulation and contribute to its suitability for professional crop nutrition programs.
The product is particularly suitable for orchards and crops grown in calcareous and alkaline soils where iron chlorosis is common and nutritional imbalances may occur alongside iron deficiency. It can be used in foliar application and fertigation programs, while soil application may also be considered in orchard nutrition programs according to technical recommendations.
Guaranteed Analysis
• Total Nitrogen (N): 2%
• Available Potassium (K₂O): 2%
• Soluble Magnesium (Mg): 0.5%
• Soluble Calcium (CaO): 0.7%
• Chelated Iron (Fe): 10%
• Soluble Zinc (Zn): 1%
• Soluble Copper (Cu): 0.3%
• Soluble Manganese (Mn): 1%
• Organic Carbon (OC): 10%
• Organic Matter (OM): 15%
Application Guide
This formulation is particularly valuable where chlorosis is associated with multiple nutritional factors rather than iron deficiency alone. Foliar application is generally the preferred approach when rapid correction of leaf yellowing is desired.
Foliar Application
2–3 kg per 1000 L of water
Fertigation
4–8 kg per hectare
Recommended Timing
Orchards: From petal fall through fruit development
Field and Greenhouse Crops: From the 4–8 leaf stage until before flowering
