NPK complexes are applied during sowing to balance the content of the soil with nutrition elements considering the needs of the crop that is going to be planted and depending on the expected yield.

• "Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium are essential, from sowing to the formation of vigorous and resistant plants.
• The interaction between nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium is decisive at the beginning of the crop.
• From the moment of sowing, the crops need secondary nutrients (Mg, S) and micronutrients.
• By applying them simultaneously, the best use of the main and secondary nutrients and micronutrients is achieved. Balanced and correct nutrition is guaranteed in this way with very positive effects on the quantity and quality of the harvest.

1. Uniform particle size
   Correct distribution in the field
   Correct application of the dose
2. Same composition in all grains
   Synergistic effect of applying the nutrients in the same grain: better use
3. Stable chemical compounds
   Low hygroscopicity and abrasion resistance
   Reduction in caking

• Better use of the main and secondary nutrients and micronutrients they contain, by applying them simultaneously.
• The variety of formulations allows the ideal balances to be chosen.
• Significant improvement in yields for the best distribution and the best use for the crop.
• Savings in distribution costs.