A series of vegetative treatments of plants   improves the metabolism and nutrition of plants, thus improving the development of terrestrial biomass. As a result of such treatments, a larger than usual number of reproductive organs (fruits, seeds, etc.) is laid. It is
recommended to carry out treatments during the growing season together in one tank mixture with various agrochemicals (pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, herbicides, etc.) ), except for those containing copper . Such joint application gives the following:

1) cost savings (with such a "adjustment" in the overall technological process, the costs of treatment with the proposed drug include only the cost of the drug, all other costs are somehow assigned to the main technological treatments)

2) combined use with chemicals reduces the effects of stress in plants, its "suppression".

The number of vegetative treatments varies from 2 to 3, depending on the cultivated crop. The rate of a single application is 0.8-1 l / ha. For more details, see the section " Schemes for using the CSHF " of this site.

The result of vegetative treatments (or in combination with pre-sowing seed treatment for those crops whose seeds are not sold "prepared", inlaid) is to improve the quality of the products and a real increase in yield. The monetary equivalent of the yield increase is fundamentally higher than the cost of using the proposed drug. The tables below calculate the cost and economic effect of using the fertilizer "Concentrated solution of humic and fulvic acids" (hereinafter referred to as "CSHF") on some crops
 (pre-sowing seed treatment and vegetative treatments).

Table 1 Cost of using "CSHF" on some crops (seed treatment and vegetative treatments:

Tab. 2 Examples of the economic effect of the use of "CSHF" on some crops (approximate purchase prices for November 2017)