Juma Agro
Citrus
Crop · Citrus

Strategic management throughout the production cycle.

Citrus works all year: vegetation, bloom, fruit filling and two plant maintenance rounds. The Juma-Agro program defines the product and rate for each of these steps.

How Juma-Agro acts

What Juma-Agro delivers
in citrus.

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

  • 01Early vegetation fed with amino acids, zinc and magnesium.
  • 02Physiological defense with FitoFert at pre-bloom and post-bloom.
  • 03Amino acids for fruit set and stress recovery.
  • 04Potassium and phosphorus at fruit filling.
  • 05Two plant maintenance rounds 45 days apart.
  • 06Aduban through fertigation to condition the root zone.
Challenges by phase

Where the citrus cycle
demands attention.

Critical windows where nutritional management defines crop size.

01 · Early vegetation

Weak flush

A short vegetative flush leaves the tree with fewer flowering points.

02 · Pre-bloom

Low fruit set

A flower that does not set reduces the crop load before the season starts.

03 · Post-bloom

Physiological fruitlet drop

Newly set fruit drops when nutrition is short right after bloom.

04 · Fruit filling

Size and brix below target

Without potassium and phosphorus at this stage, fruit reaches neither size nor soluble solids.

05 · Plant maintenance

Orchard exhausted after harvest

A tree with no maintenance enters the next cycle with low reserves.

01 · Early vegetation

Weak flush

A short vegetative flush leaves the tree with fewer flowering points.

02 · Pre-bloom

Low fruit set

A flower that does not set reduces the crop load before the season starts.

03 · Post-bloom

Physiological fruitlet drop

Newly set fruit drops when nutrition is short right after bloom.

04 · Fruit filling

Size and brix below target

Without potassium and phosphorus at this stage, fruit reaches neither size nor soluble solids.

05 · Plant maintenance

Orchard exhausted after harvest

A tree with no maintenance enters the next cycle with low reserves.

01 · Early vegetation

Weak flush

A short vegetative flush leaves the tree with fewer flowering points.

02 · Pre-bloom

Low fruit set

A flower that does not set reduces the crop load before the season starts.

03 · Post-bloom

Physiological fruitlet drop

Newly set fruit drops when nutrition is short right after bloom.

04 · Fruit filling

Size and brix below target

Without potassium and phosphorus at this stage, fruit reaches neither size nor soluble solids.

05 · Plant maintenance

Orchard exhausted after harvest

A tree with no maintenance enters the next cycle with low reserves.

Management by phase

Juma-Agro citrus
nutritional program.

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

Phase 01Early vegetation
Aminosan1.5 L/haRevigo Zn Plus2.0 L/haRevigo Mg2.0 L/ha
Phase 02Pre-bloom
FitoFert1.0 L/haAminosan1.0 L/ha
Phase 03Post-bloom
FitoFert1.0 L/haRevigo Zn Plus2.0 L/ha
Phase 04Fruit filling
Aminosan1.0 L/haKMEP Ultra1.0 L/haRevigo Mg2.0 L/haRevigoPhos Amino1.0 L/ha
Phase 051st plant maintenance
Aminosan1.5 L/haRevigo Zn Plus2.0 L/ha
Phase 062nd plant maintenance (45 days after the first)
RevigoPhos Amino2.0 L/haRevigo Mg2.0 L/ha

Aduban through fertigation: 20 ml per plant at early vegetation, repeated in the first fruit filling application, plus 2 applications during plant maintenance.

Source: Juma-Agro brochure · Nutrition suggestions for citrus

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