Description
Tara Zinc 27% – High-Potency Zinc Micronutrient for Rapid Growth & Disease Resistance
تارا زنک 27 فیصد: فصلوں کی بھرپور بڑھوتری اور بیماریوں کے خلاف مضبوط ڈھال
تارا گروپ کا “تارا زنک 27 فیصد” ایک انتہائی طاقتور مائیکرو نیوٹرنٹ ہے جو فصلوں میں زنک کی کمی کو فوری طور پر دور کرتا ہے۔ زنک پودوں میں قد بڑھانے والے ہارمونز کی پیداوار اور ضیائی تالیف (Photosynthesis) کے عمل کے لیے نہایت ضروری ہے۔ اس کے استعمال سے پودے کا قد چھوٹا نہیں رہتا، پتے پیلے نہیں ہوتے اور فصل بیماریوں کے خلاف بہتر مدافعت پیدا کرتی ہے۔ خاص طور پر دھان، گندم، مکئی اور کپاس کی فصلوں میں تارا زنک کا استعمال پیداوار میں خاطر خواہ اضافہ کرتا ہے۔ اپنی فصل کی ہریالی اور بہترین نشوونما کے لیے آئی آر فارم سے تارا زنک حاصل کریں۔
بہتر جڑوں اور مضبوط پودے کے لیے تارا زنک کا استعمال آج ہی یقینی بنائیں۔
Product Overview
- Product Name: Tara Zinc 27%
- Company Name: Tara Group
- Product Type: Micronutrient / Plant Growth Regulator
- Pack Size: 3kg
- Active Ingredient: Zinc (Zn) 27%
- Target Domain: Crop Nutrition & Soil Fertility
Macronutrients and Micronutrients: What You Need to Know
Successful farming requires a balance between macronutrients and micronutrients. While nitrogen and phosphorus provide the bulk of growth, the micronutrients definition focuses on elements that are required in smaller quantities but are equally essential for the plant’s life cycle. Here are some micronutrients examples and their functions:
- Macronutrients: Elements like NPK that form the structure of the plant.
- Micronutrients for Plants: Elements like Zinc 27%, Boron, and Iron that regulate internal chemistry.
- Difference: The main difference between macronutrients and micronutrients is the volume required; however, a zinc deficiency can stop a plant from using nitrogen effectively.
- Micronutrients in Soil: High pH or sandy soils often lack available zinc, making external application of Tara Zinc 27% a necessity.
Key Benefits of Tara Zinc 27%
- Hormone Synthesis: Directly helps in the production of Auxins, the hormones responsible for stem elongation and leaf expansion.
- Chlorophyll Boost: Prevents “white bud” in maize and “khaira” disease in rice by supporting chlorophyll formation.
- Enzyme Activation: Acts as a key component in several enzyme systems that regulate plant metabolism.
- Stress Tolerance: Strengthens the plant against environmental stresses like cold weather and drought.
- Higher Market Value: Improves grain weight and fruit quality, leading to better profits for the farmer.
Technical Application Guide
| Crop Type | Recommended Instruction |
|---|---|
| Rice (Paddy) | Apply during the early transplanting stage to prevent stunting. |
| Maize (Corn) | Essential for preventing white streaks on leaves. |
| Citrus & Fruit Trees | Apply after harvesting or during new flush growth. |
Application Instructions
- Soil Test: Always conduct a soil test to confirm the extent of zinc deficiency.
- Mixing: Tara Zinc 27% can be broadcasted (chatha) with dry sand or mixed with other fertilizers like Urea during irrigation.
- Timing: For most field crops, the best time to apply is at the time of sowing or with the first/second irrigation.
- Safety: Do not mix directly with concentrated phosphorus fertilizers in the same solution without proper dilution to avoid precipitation.
Pro Tips for Maximum Effectiveness
- Identify Deficiencies Early: Look for “rosetting” (bunched leaves) or yellowing between the veins of young leaves as a signal to apply Tara Zinc 27%.
- Synergy with Nitrogen: Apply Zinc alongside Nitrogen to ensure the plant has the “engine” (Zinc) to process the “fuel” (Nitrogen).
- Rice Farming Secret: In the rice-wheat system of Punjab, applying Zinc to the rice crop significantly improves the yield of the following wheat crop.
- Proper Storage: Store in a dry place to prevent the product from caking or losing its potency.
Safety and Consultation
- Keep out of reach of children and animals.
- Wear protective gear when handling any chemical or micronutrient.
- Always follow the specific dosage as per your local agronomist’s advice.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What is the main function of zinc in plants?
A: Zinc is primarily responsible for hormone production (auxins) and enzyme activation, which directly controls plant height and leaf size.
Q: How do I know if my soil is deficient in zinc?
A: Common signs include stunted growth, shortened internodes (giving a rosette appearance), and chlorosis (yellowing) between leaf veins.
Q: Can I mix Tara Zinc 27% with Urea?
A: Yes, it is a common practice to mix Tara Zinc with Urea during the first or second irrigation to ensure the plant receives both growth and nutrition together.
Q: Why is Tara Zinc 27% better than lower concentrations?
A: The 27% concentration provides a more powerful dose per kg, meaning you need to carry and apply less volume while still achieving superior results compared to lower-grade products.
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