Legume Fertilizer is a liquid multi-nutrient formulation developed to support the nutritional requirements of legume crops during early growth and vegetative development stages.
Successful establishment and vigorous early growth are important factors influencing the productivity of chickpea, bean, lentil, mung bean, broad bean, and other legume crops. In many production areas, nutrient limitations, particularly iron and zinc deficiencies, can reduce crop vigor, limit leaf development, and negatively affect overall plant performance. This formulation was developed to help support balanced nutrition during these critical growth stages.
The product combines nitrogen, potassium, iron, and zinc in a liquid formulation suitable for foliar application and fertigation. Nitrogen supports vegetative growth and canopy development, potassium contributes to overall plant performance, while iron and zinc play important roles in chlorophyll formation, photosynthesis, enzyme activity, plant metabolism, and growth processes associated with early crop development.
Rather than functioning as a high-analysis specialty fertilizer, Legume Fertilizer is intended as a nutritional support product that complements standard fertilization programs. It is particularly suitable during crop establishment, early vegetative growth, and pre-flowering stages when maintaining active growth and nutritional balance is important.
The liquid formulation allows flexible application timing and can be integrated into foliar and fertigation programs according to crop requirements and agronomic recommendations.
Guaranteed Analysis
• Total Nitrogen (N): 3.8%
• Water-Soluble Potassium (K₂O): 1.5%
• Soluble Iron (Fe): 2.5%
• Soluble Zinc (Zn): 2.5%
Application Guide
Application rates should be adjusted according to crop species, soil conditions, growth stage, irrigation practices, and technical recommendations.
Foliar Application
2–3 L per 1000 L of water
Fertigation
4–8 L per hectare
Recommended Timing
From crop establishment through vegetative growth and before flowering.
Primary Use
Early growth support, iron and zinc nutrition, and maintenance of nutritional balance in legume crops.
