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Utrisha® N
Nutritional Efficiency
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Biostimulant
It's Time to Think Differently about Nitrogen.
Introducing the Next Level of Nitrogen Efficiency.
Increase your crop's nitrogen use efficiency and boost your yield potential with Utrisha® N nitrogen efficiency biostimulant.
Utrisha N provides a unique way to enable plants to capture nitrogen throughout the season.
- What is Utrisha N?
- How Utrisha N works
- Field Results
- Tech Specs
- Crops
- Additional Resources
What is Utrisha N?
Utrisha N is a nutrient efficiency biostimulant. The natural bacteria, Methylobacterium symbioticum, extracts nitrogen from the air and converts it to a useable form for the plant.
- Utrisha N enters the plant through the stomata and colonises the leaf, stem and root cells.
- It then converts N2 from the air into ammonium, resulting in a constant supply of nitrogen to the plant.
No plant energy is required for this process.
Utrisha N provides a sustainable, supplemental source of nitrogen that reduces a plants dependence on nitrogen uptake from the soil and ensures the plant has access to nitrogen all season long.
How Utrisha N works
How Utrisha N works
What is Utrisha N?
What is Utrisha N?
Getting the best out of Utrisha N in broadacre
Getting the best out of Utrisha N in broadacre
How to handle and store Utrisha N
How to handle and store Utrisha N
How to mix and apply Utrisha N
How to mix and apply Utrisha N
Field Results
- Barley - Albany, WA 2024
- Barley - Buckleboo, SA 2024
- Grapevine - Margaret River, WA 2023
- Onion - Lockyer Valley, QLD 2023
- Potato - Lockyer Valley, QLD 2023
- Sugarcane - Burdekin, QLD 2024
- Sorghum - Northern NSW 2024
- Wombok - Stanthorpe, QLD 2024
Farm Scale Trials
These trials were carried out to prove the efficacy of Utrisha N using farm scale application and harvest equipment. The trial design & analysis was provided by Analytics for the Australian Grains Industry (AAGI). AAGI is a collaboration between GRDC, Curtin University, University of Queensland and University of Adelaide.
Wheat
- Corrigin, WA 2024
- Cummins, SA 2024
- Beaumont (Esperance), WA 2024
Technical Specifications
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Active Ingredient
Methylobacterium symbioticum SB23, with a minimum concentration of 3 x 107 viable colony forming units per gram of product
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Formulations
Water soluble powder (SP)
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Application Method
Foliar application only: Apply by groundboom, airblast or air.
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Packaging
1kg, 5kg
Crops
Utrisha N can be used in many different scenarios where nitrogen loss can occur, including but not limited to the below crops
