Although their demand is lower than macronutrients, micronutrients are crucial for sustaining vital plant functions. Their absence may result in harmful outcomes such as plant deformities, lower yield, and hindered growth.

Micronutrients function as agents for chemical reactions within plants, governing key metabolic pathways necessary for vitality and development.
Thus, a proper supply of micronutrients is critical to resolving shortages and improving crop nutrition, thereby advancing stronger, more durable plants able to handle environmental pressures and reach their full potential.

1. Zinc: Zinc is vital for hormone equilibrium and auxin activity, playing a key role in cell division and grain husk production.
2. Iron: Iron supports chlorophyll synthesis, maintaining chloroplast structure and function, while aiding enzyme activity in plants.
3. Manganese: Manganese aids systems such as photosynthesis, respiration, and nitrogen uptake. It also helps in root elongation and pathogen defense.
4. Copper: Copper activates enzymes needed for photosynthesis.
5. Boron: Boron enhances flower blooms, ensures uniform ripening, and supports sugar transport, cell division, and amino acid synthesis.
6. Molybdenum: Molybdenum deficiency resembles nitrogen shortages—causing leaf yellowing in young plants and discoloration in older foliage.

Recommended Crops:

1. Suitable for all crop types

Recommended Application:

1. Fertigation
2. Drip Irrigation
3. Foliar Spray

Packaging:
50 Kg HDPE Bags