Plant nutrition is a fundamental part of the performance of all agricultural crops, from grains and small vegetables to fruit trees and ornamental plants. The current situation in the fertilizer and agricultural input market, driven by shortages and rising prices, makes it necessary to find alternatives that allow for the efficient use of these nutrients.
Over the course of 10 years we have created the AP Method, built on two specialized lines of solutions for biostimulation and high-assimilation nutrition, together with our personalized monitoring and support to achieve the results each grower is looking for.
With a commitment to more sustainable agriculture, where economic, environmental, and social considerations form the structural foundation of growth, the AP Method represents a goal that is difficult to guarantee in today's market, but we trust in our experience and efficiency: working as a team with the grower to grow their business.
So, how are agricultural inputs put to use with the AP Method?
The Biostimulation line activates plant metabolism, reducing the effects caused by stress and allowing the plant to devote time and energy to absorbing essential nutrients. In addition, the root-promoting capacity of Kelproot® and the “carrier” effect of the compounds contained in NPKelp® considerably increase the points of contact in the roots and the permeability of the elements.
For its part, in the High-Assimilation Nutrients line, our guano extract Larusoil® (1-2-2) maintains the nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium content in crops, serving as a “starter” that drives plant demand toward those macroelements.
In turn, CopperKelp® and ZnKelp® technology, based on the efficient use of copper and zinc, promotes the growth of new tissue for the absorption, storage, and metabolization of nutrients, while also preventing their accumulation and blockage in soils.
As a company, we firmly believe in using biostimulation to make crop performance more consistent under any adverse situation, together with the application of high-assimilation nutrients that can be easily absorbed, translocated, and assimilated by plants, resulting in vigorous, resistant crops focused on high yield and quality production.
In the face of adversity, we seek real, concrete solutions that allow us to keep operating and producing with the desired results; times of crisis bring with them new ways to innovate and do things differently. We are confident that the AP Method is here to stay, not only as a path to economic growth for growers, but also as a sustainable formula for agricultural production.
