Mixing micronutrient fertilizers-like zinc (Zn), iron (Fe), manganese (Mn), copper (Cu), boron (B), molybdenum (Mo), and others-requires care to ensure solubility, stability, and compatibility with other nutrients (especially NPK fertilizers). Here's a complete guide: ✅ General Principles for Mixing Micronutrients 1. Use Chelated Forms (for Fe, Zn, Mn, Cu) Chelates like EDTA, DTPA, or EDDHA improve solubility and reduce precipitation. Example: Fe-EDDHA stays soluble even in alkaline soils or solutions. 2. Avoid Incompatibilities Don't mix sulfate or nitrate salts of micronutrients with: Phosphates (e.g., Monoammonium phosphate, MKP) Calcium-based fertilizers (e.g., calcium nitrate) Highly alkaline solutions Iron, zinc, manganese, and copper can precipitate as insoluble phosphates or hydroxides. 3. Boron and Molybdenum Typically applied as sodium borate or ammonium molybdate. Compatible with most solutions but use low rates (can be toxic in excess). 4. Sequence of Mixing If mixing with NPK or other soluble fertilizers, follow this order: Fill tank halfway with water. Add NPK base fertilizer (like MKP or Urea). Add micronutrients one at a time. Stir or agitate thoroughly. Adjust pH if needed (target: pH 5.5-6.5 for most mixes). About the Company GST Registration Date: Apr 2018 Legal Status of Firm: Partnership Number of Employees: Upto 10 People Annual Turnover: 40 L - 1.5 Cr company-description: Exfert Cropcare LLP is a diversified agribusiness company specialized in fertilizer products and farm equipment's, committed to transforming the lives of Indian farming community through delivering value and making a real contribution to their prosperity.Established in the year 2017, we are a young and dynamic company, founded by professionals, who bring over 35 years of experience in fertilizer industry. We have been steadily growing our trading activities, expanding our geographical presence and clients' portfolio. Our aim is to provide best quality products to farmers suitable for all crops and seasons.