Application Technology

Redutan NPK Sili-5

Based on nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, which act on the plant photosynthesis and protein synthesis. Redutan NPK Sili-5 is the higher-intensity version, for operations where drift is unacceptable: field borders, sensitive areas and aerial application.

Indicated crops

CornSoybeanBeanCitrusCoffeeVegetablesSugarcaneOther crops

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What it solves

Problems that
Redutan NPK Sili-5 treats.

Where the crop suffers losses and how the product acts to reverse the situation.

Drift where it cannot happen

Field borders, riparian forest and sensitive neighbouring crops leave little room for the droplet to miss the target.

Spray lost on the way

Part of what was paid for evaporates or drifts before reaching the plant, and the bill shows up later as control below expectation.

Benefits

What Redutan NPK Sili-5
delivers in practice.

Physiological and agronomic results that appear in productivity.

Drift cut to the limitThe highest-intensity formulation in the line, for when there is no margin for error in the application.

Droplets that land on targetStandardizes droplet size, which resists evaporation and lands where the boom pointed.

The spray that protects also feedsIt carries NPK, adding a nutritional effect to the same application.

Applications

How to apply Redutan NPK Sili-5
on each crop.

Application timing according to the 2026 label.

FoliarApplication text identical to Sili-4; only the chemical formulation differs.

CropWhen to apply

Corn / Soybean / BeanWhen to apply: Applications every two weeks after germination.

CitrusWhen to apply: Monthly applications after flowering.

CoffeeWhen to apply: Monthly applications, starting after flowering (use a 400 L/ha spray volume).

VegetablesWhen to apply: Applications every two weeks.

SugarcaneWhen to apply: Apply after germination and at tillering (use a 500 L/ha spray volume).

Other cropsWhen to apply: Applications every two weeks.

For every application, always consult an agronomist or technical adviser.

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