Juma Agro
Cotton
Crop · Cotton

Strategic management throughout the production cycle.

Cotton defines profitability in the reproductive stage: from pre-bloom to 25 days after flowering, every application sustains boll retention. The Juma-Agro program covers six moments of the cycle.

How Juma-Agro acts

What Juma-Agro delivers
in cotton.

Lines of work that show up in the field and in the grower's income.

  • 01Root start at seed treatment and in the planting furrow.
  • 02Amino acids and phosphorus 20 days after germination.
  • 03Boron and calcium supplementation at pre-bloom and full bloom.
  • 04Physiological defense with FitoFert in both bloom windows.
  • 05Potassium and micronutrients 15 and 25 days after flowering.
  • 06Redutan Sili-4 in every application for better spray performance.
Challenges by phase

Where the cotton cycle
demands attention.

Critical windows where nutritional management defines crop size.

01 · Planting

Slow start

A seed that takes long to push roots delivers a small plant early in the vegetative stage.

02 · Pre-bloom

Few flower buds

Lack of boron and calcium in this window limits how many structures the plant sets.

03 · Full bloom

Structure shedding

Squares and bolls that drop before setting are a direct loss of harvestable cotton.

04 · After flowering

Incomplete filling

Without potassium and micronutrients at the end, fiber stays below potential.

01 · Planting

Slow start

A seed that takes long to push roots delivers a small plant early in the vegetative stage.

02 · Pre-bloom

Few flower buds

Lack of boron and calcium in this window limits how many structures the plant sets.

03 · Full bloom

Structure shedding

Squares and bolls that drop before setting are a direct loss of harvestable cotton.

04 · After flowering

Incomplete filling

Without potassium and micronutrients at the end, fiber stays below potential.

01 · Planting

Slow start

A seed that takes long to push roots delivers a small plant early in the vegetative stage.

02 · Pre-bloom

Few flower buds

Lack of boron and calcium in this window limits how many structures the plant sets.

03 · Full bloom

Structure shedding

Squares and bolls that drop before setting are a direct loss of harvestable cotton.

04 · After flowering

Incomplete filling

Without potassium and micronutrients at the end, fiber stays below potential.

Management by phase

Juma-Agro cotton
nutritional program.

Product and rate for every window of the cycle, as in the crop's technical brochure.

Phase 01Planting
Acorda Ultra50 ml/ha (seed treatment)Acorda Ultra200 ml/ha (planting furrow)
Phase 0220 days after germination
Aminosan0.5 L/haRevigoPhos Amino0.5 L/ha
Phase 03Pre-bloom
Revigo Boro 101.5 L/haFitoFert1.0 L/haRevigo CaB1.5 L/ha
Phase 04Full bloom
RevigoPhos Amino0.5 L/haFitoFert1.0 L/haRevigo Boro 100.5 L/haRevigo CaB1.5 L/ha
Phase 0515 days after flowering
KMEP Ultra1.0 L/haRevigoPhos Amino0.5 L/haRevigo Boro 100.5 L/haRevigo Master1.5 L/ha
Phase 0625 days after flowering
KMEP Ultra1.0 L/haRevigoPhos Amino0.5 L/haRevigo Boro 100.5 L/ha

Redutan Sili-4 in every application for better performance.

Source: Juma-Agro brochure · Nutrition suggestion for cotton

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