Liquid Fertilization in Pasture: Targeted Reinforcement, But No Miracles

The doubt is common among cattle ranchers: does liquid fertilization in pastures really work? Can it replace traditional fertilizers? Watch the video below and check out the verdict from those who know the subject. The matter was clarified in Giro do Boi Responde, with the participation of agronomist Wagner Pires, from Esalq-USP, a pasture specialist and author of the book Sustainable Pasture from A to Z. Responding to a question from producer César Ribeiro from Luziânia (GO), Wagner was direct: liquid fertilization is not a complete substitute for traditional soil management. It may even have good results, but only when used with criteria and at the right moments. According to Wagner, liquid products have low nutrient concentration and short-term action. Unlike solid fertilizers, which act directly in the soil and offer nutrients for long periods (up to two years), liquid fertilization acts only on the leaves, with an effect that lasts about 30 to 60 days. Moreover, many products ...