The United States introduced a new fertilizer chelating agent to prevent nutrients from binding to soil

Recently, American agrochemical distributor WestCentral has launched a chelating agent, Levesol DFC , which is used together with dry fertilizer to maximize the nutrient efficiency of phosphorus and micronutrients in soil and fertilizer.

 

Last year, WestCen-tral introduced an unprecedented chelating agent, Levesol , which, when used with liquid fertilizers, improves nutrient nutrient efficiency.

 

Levesol and Levesol DFC are the only chelating agents currently on the market for patent applications. The highest purity and concentration of ethylenediamine di-hydroxyphenylacetic acid prevents nutrients from binding to negatively charged soil components, making nutrients more soluble. And absorbed by crops, ultimately increasing crop yields.

 

The soil extraction test showed that the extractable phosphorus content increased by 47% and the micronutrient content was also increased in the soil using Levesol DFC . These nutrients can be quickly absorbed by plants to increase production. ( Shi Nong )