Field Crops

Soybeans

Nutrient supply for a save harvest

Basic Information

The soya plant is an oilseed and an important food plant in Asia. Soybeans account for the main share of legume production. It is a resilient, flexible crop with local varieties and different maturity groups. Soybeans are processed for their oil (edible uses but also biodiesel production or industrial uses) and meal (for the animal feed industry). A smaller percentage is processed for human consumption (including soy milk, soy flour, soy protein, tofu). Soybeans are also used in many non-food (industrial) products.

Crop Stage Program

Important instructions for use: If several products are mixed while using our product, unforeseen reciprocal effects may occur. It is not possible to foresee all conditions that can occur in practice (e.g. temperature, kind of water, crop protection agents). Therefore, it is highly recommended to test the compatibility and the application of the intended products on a small scale first. We disclaim any responsibilities for damages which may ensue from interactions based on mixtures – especially – with other products, crop protection agents, plant protection products or fertilizers and/or from unusual conditions (temperature, kind of water, etc.). In case of doubt and for information on application data please get in touch with your local supplier, visit our website: www.compo-expert.com or get in touch by e-mail: info@compo-expert.com.

Detailed Description

An analysis of the soil is necessary to determine the physical and chemical profile, to define soil type & maturity group, which are needed to set the date of planting and to identify the weeds (type and size). With the above information a soil reposition fertilization plan and a crop fertilization plan can be put together. Soybean can be planted as a first summer crop or as a second crop after the winter crop (wheat, barley or rapeseed). Phosphorus and minor nutrients should be applied during planting. COMPO EXPERT offers a specific fertilization program for this crop.

Soybeans

Basic Information

Detailed Description

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