[Attention This product] Kimchi cabbage and radishes are back in full swing for the traditional kimchi-making season... Jo-bi suggests basal fertilizer for the first stage of harvest.

Published 2025년 8월 21일

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[Korean Farmers' News Agency, Reporter Kim Young-min] As the kimchi radish and napa cabbage planting season returns, it is an important time to provide stable nutrients from the initial growth stage. For this, Jo-bi is suggesting three types of basal fertilizers as the first step for high-quality kimchi radish and napa cabbage harvest. "Ttangjoa" is a slow-release fertilizer containing nitrate nitrogen, lime, sulfur, and the nitrification inhibitor DCD. Nitrate nitrogen is quickly absorbed by the crops in a form that is immediately usable, greatly aiding the initial growth of the crops. The nitrification inhibitor DCD helps sustain the effectiveness of the fertilizer for a longer period, while the inclusion of slow-release calcium and sulfur aids in improving disease resistance, crop vitality, and quality.

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As the kimchi radish and napa cabbage planting season returns, it is an important time to provide stable nutrients from the initial growth stage. For this, Jo-bi has proposed three types of basal fertilizers as the first step for high-quality kimchi radish and napa cabbage harvest. ‘Ttangjoa’ is a slow-release fertilizer containing nitrate nitrogen, lime, sulfur, and the nitrification inhibitor DCD. Nitrate nitrogen is quickly absorbed by crops in a form that is immediately usable, greatly aiding early crop growth. The nitrification inhibitor DCD prolongs the effectiveness of the fertilizer, and the inclusion of slow-release calcium and sulfur helps improve disease resistance and crop vitality and quality. Unlike most sulfur, which is lost to groundwater when it rains, Ttangjoa provides mineral salt calcium sulfate, making it an excellent product for high-quality kimchi radish and napa cabbage cultivation. ‘Deu-zon’ provides early growth activation and mid-stage nutrients for ...
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