OMEX will be attending the 7th annual Whole Crop Marketing Trials Day. The event that is proving to be a popular event in the potato calendar, will be taking place at Low Grange Farm, Shiptonthorpe (YO43 3EU for the Sat Nav users out there), between 8am – 1pm on Thursday 3rd August.
Representing OMEX will be district sales manager to North and South Yorkshire – Dean Waddingham.
Dean will be on hand for any queries you may have and to discuss OMEX Suspension Fertilisers for Potatoes. OMEX Suspension Fertilisers for potatoes demonstrated significant yield increases over a branded solid fertiliser in replicated independent plot tests.
OMEX’s highly adaptable liquid suspension fertilisers are accurate, easy to store and reduce waste and inefficiency. In addition, OMEX potato suspension solutions contain three sources of nitrogen: ammonium phosphate, ammonium nitrate and urea. This potent mix ensures a balanced and even delivery of nitrogen to the crop, helping to maximise yields.
OMEX suspension fertilisers are also available with the nitrogen stabiliser Didin.
This suspension fertiliser additive resulted in a 4t/ha increase in yields in ADAS plot tests, and can also reduce the carbon footprint of your potato crop – important if you are growing for crisps or processing.
Dean will be on hand for any queries you may have and to discuss OMEX Suspension Fertilisers for Potatoes. OMEX Suspension Fertilisers for potatoes demonstrated significant yield increases over a branded solid fertiliser in replicated independent plot tests.
OMEX’s highly adaptable liquid suspension fertilisers are accurate, easy to store and reduce waste and inefficiency. In addition, OMEX potato suspension solutions contain three sources of nitrogen: ammonium phosphate, ammonium nitrate and urea. This potent mix ensures a balanced and even delivery of nitrogen to the crop, helping to maximise yields.
OMEX suspension fertilisers are also available with the nitrogen stabiliser Didin.
This suspension fertiliser additive resulted in a 4t/ha increase in yields in ADAS plot tests, and can also reduce the carbon footprint of your potato crop – important if you are growing for crisps or processing.