Rye Crop Nutrition Programme

Yara's crop nutrition programmes for rye can help you to achieve excellent crop performance and maximise the yield and quality of all rye crops.

Winter rye solid fertiliser programme

Yara's solid fertiliser and foliar micronutient programme for rye is based around YaraBela nitrate nitrogen plus sulphur fertilisers and YaraMila compound NPKS fertiliser together with YaraVita micronutrients.

Winter rye fertiliser programme

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Recommended Yara fertilisers for rye

YaraBela AXAN
27% N + 3.6% S - Uniform compound granular nitrogen and sulphur fertiliser for use on all crops.
YaraMila ACTYVA S
16-6.6-12.4 + 2.6% S - Granular fertiliser often used for grasland, winter cereals and oilseed rape to supply phosphate and potash together with nitrogen and sulphur.
YaraVita Gramitrel
A flowable liquid fertiliser with a balanced combination of micronutrients including manganese, magnesium, copper and zinc for foliar application to cereals.
YaraVita Mantrac Pro
A flowable liquid micronutrient fertiliser containing 500 g/l of manganese for application as a foliar spray or seed treatment to a wide range of crops to treat or prevent manganese deficiency.
YaraVita Magflo 300
A flowable liquid fertiliser containing 300 g/l magnesium for foliar application to cereals and potatoes or treat magnesium deficiency in a wide range of crops.
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Oilseed rape can be a tricky crop to establish, so attention to detail is critical to overcome various obstacles that can affect early growth and development.
Managing late drilled wheat crops
Managing late drilled wheat crops
Where drilling of winter wheat has been delayed, the crop nutrition strategy should be adapted to help recover the lost yield potential
Do you really need straight nitrogen
Do you really need straight nitrogen
Before ordering your straight nitrogen it is worth considering how much you actually need as it may be you actually need NS or NPKS grades instead.
Don't forget about sulphur
Don't forget about sulphur
Sulphur was often overlooked in the past but today it is recognised as an essential nutrient and considered just as important as nitrogen, so not to be forgotten.
Heavier fertiliser spreads further
Heavier fertiliser spreads further
Some fertilisers consistently spread further and more accurately than others. A heavier and larger fertiliser granule will spread further because the spreader can put more energy into it.
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How to increase rye yield

How to increase rye yield

Rye has the the best nutrient absorbtion of all grain crops, due to its extensive root system, However, since it is mostly grown on locations that are poor in nutrients, a good supply must be ensured by targeted fertilisation to achieve high yields.
Nitrogen deficiency rye

Identify and diagnose rye nutrient deficiencies

Identify and diagnose if your rye is suffering from nutrient deficiencies and learn more about the symptoms and causes and how to control or correct the deficiency
Agronomic Principles

Rye agronomic principles

Rye is normally sown in Sept - Oct (Winter Rye). Rye has a good tolerance for cold and can grow and develop under temperature conditions down to freezing.
Soil Requirements

Rye soil requirements

Winter rye is more productive than other cereals on infertile, sandy, or acid soils, as well as on poorly prepared land.
Background

Rye production

Rye is an annual and winter hardy grass, grown extensively as a grain and forage crop. Rye originates from the area around the Black Sea and is primarily grown in an area known as the Rye Belt.

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