Everything you need for powerful grain sowing
10 October, 2025
The new planting season for cereals is underway, and Agrohellas stands by producers, offering comprehensive solutions for strong and productive crops. The right choice of seeds, fertilizers, and mycorrhizae is a key factor in plant development and achieving high yields.
The Maestrale variety is an early durum wheat variety known for its high production potential and excellent grain quality. It combines outstanding agronomic traits, broad adaptability to different soil and climate conditions, and stable performance year after year. With medium plant height and very good tillering, Maestrale exhibits excellent resistance to lodging, frost, and drought-heat conditions, while its resistance to diseases such as powdery mildew, septoria, rust, and fusarium ensures a safe and reliable yield. The variety is characterized by very high protein content, excellent gluten index, and a high yellow pigment index. Recommended seeding rate is 20–22 kg per stremma during October–December.
For plant nutrition, Agrohellas offers advanced fertilizers. The Limus® urease inhibitor reduces nitrogen losses by up to 98%. Fertilizer types such as 30-15-0 Powered by Limus®, 36-16-0 Powered by Limus®, 20-20-0 Powered by Limus®, and 25-15-0 Powered by Limus® fully cover the plants’ nutrient needs during basal fertilization, ensuring strong growth and high yields.
At the same time, soil health is supported with specialized nutrition products, such as TEAM EXTENSIVO, which contains mycorrhizae, Trichoderma, and PGPRs. Its application improves root development, nutrient and water uptake, and enhances the crop’s resistance to biotic and abiotic stresses. Easy application directly through the seeding machine together with the seed makes the process simple and effective for every grower.
By choosing the right seeds, fertilizers, and mycorrhizae, producers can start the new planting season with confidence, benefiting from the expertise and support of Agrohellas specialists, and ensure high performance and quality in their crops.
