Liquid ZMC + Moly

The addition of Molybdenum to our Zinc/Manganese/Copper sulphate solution provides an excellent opportunity to deal with Molybdenum issues along with the most common Trace elements. Molybdenum is exacerbated in acidic soils and soils high in Iron and Aluminium oxides.

Molybdenum plays a key role in Nitrogen nutrition, and is required for the synthesis and activity of the enzyme reductase, assisting in the conversion of nitrates into proteins. It is critical for the process of symbiotic nitrogen fixation by Rhizobia bacteria in Legume root nodules.

Analysis w/v
Zinc (Zn) – 65 g/l
Manganese (Mn) – 50 g/l
Copper (Cu) – 15 g/l
Sulphur (S) – 69 g/l
Molybdenum (Mo) – 1 g/l
pH – 3-4
Specific Gravity (SG) – 1.33

Foliar Spray
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Directions For Use

Foliar Spray

Foliar sprays are the most effective way of applying Molybdenum however can be placed in furrow when seeding legumes.

Foliar Spray Rate (l/ha) Water Rate (l/ha) Comments
Cereals2-3 litres/ha70-100 litres/haEarly to mid tillering
Canola2-3 litres/ha70-100 litres/haImportant to verify deficiency by a plant nutrient test
Beans + Legumes2-3 litres/ha70-100 litres/haAdequate leaf area

Deficiency Symptoms

Foliar sprays are the most effective way of applying Molybdenum however can be placed in furrow when seeding legumes.

  • Stunted Pale plants (older leaves most effected, identical to Nitrogen deficiency)
  • Leaf margins brown
  • Inter-veinal chlorosis
  • Legumes will usually show deficiencies symptoms first

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