Spotting and Correcting Zinc Deficiency in Crops
Zinc deficiency shows up as stunted growth, patchy or yellowing leaves, and smaller-than-normal fruit and grain. Left uncorrected, it can significantly reduce crop yield and quality.
Soils that are sandy, alkaline, or heavily cropped over many seasons are especially prone to zinc depletion. Rice, wheat, maize, and cotton are among the crops most sensitive to low zinc levels.
Applying a zinc sulphate fertilizer, such as our Agro Gold (21% Zn), Saffaron (27% Zn), or Commander (33% Zn) products, restores zinc levels in the soil and supports healthy chlorophyll production, stronger shoots, and improved disease resistance.
For best results, apply during early growth stages and follow up with soil testing each season to track nutrient levels.