Love for nature and deep-rooted agrarian tradition – that’s the essence of the Baltic people. Naturamer carries itself with the same mindset in the laboratory. This company crafts natural, sustainable, and crop-friendly micronutrient fertilizers in a country, where love for the land, crops, and agriculture passes through different generations.
We proudly craft, manufacture, and operate right here in Lithuania. Following the tradition of our ancestors, we produce solutions for a healthy, sustainable, and efficient way of agriculture. The micronutrient fertilizers we produce ensure a high crop yield while maintaining a completely natural ecosystem on the soil.
All suitable for ECO – Farms.
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Water acidifier and softener.
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Water acidity is adjusted using Naturamer Ideal pH, a new generation, multifunctional water conditioner. Naturamer Ideal pH acidifies the water (solution): most pesticide components that are sensitive to the pH of the solution remain stable in slightly acidic water (pH ~5). Solution preparation using slightly acidic water ensures proper functionality of the pesticide and allows to achieve the desired results. Ideal pH softens the water (solution): the product neutralizes hard water salts. In soft water, the active substances remain more stable and do not precipitate.
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To ensure that our products are sustainable, we must prioritize safety & quality. Indiscriminately of the product, we follow strict guidelines for customer satisfaction and protection of the environment.
The Naturamer laboratory stands as the core of our operations. There we formulate innovative products and craft individual fertilizer formulas for our customers.
Our team consists of young-spirited, yet experienced chemists. They dedicate themselves to creating recipes based on the evolving requirements of the market. With over 20 years of experience, our team has successfully built upon past recipes and keeps continuously introducing new and efficient solutions to the market.
Naturamer is a known supplier among brands, such as BASF, Syngenta, Croda, Dow, Cosaco, Agrokoncernas, Baltic AGRO, IMLITEX, and many other agricultural brands or fertilizer traders. Through our ability to provide valuable and efficient solutions, we have managed to forge meaningful commercial relationships with these clients.
In addition, we collaborate with the university to carry out tests and develop new products. Vytautas Magnus University Agriculture Academy
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Naturamer line: Zink, Manganese, Seaweed Mix, KS, Culture, Molybdenum, S800
Cereals such as wheat, barley, rye, triticale and oats require essential micronutrients in addition to main nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and Sulphur. Although the need for manganese, copper, zinc and boron is low, it is crucial for growth and harvest quality. A lack of these trace elements often leads to a loss of yield and quality. Our recommendations for foliar fertilizers are aimed precisely at these challenges by ensuring a targeted supply of nutrients and thus effectively preventing or compensating for nutrient deficiencies.
The application recommendation varies depending on the soil conditions: General application concentration 0.4 l/ha (depending on the soil quality: heavy soil, high humus content 0.2 l/ha; light soil, low humus content 0.6 l/ha). These two is suitable for all crops to reduce herbicide stress and maximize herbicide performance, which ultimately also increases yield.
The cultivation of legumes such as soya beans, grain peas, lupins and field beans is becoming increasingly important, whether to fulfil the greening requirements or to promote the domestic protein demand. A carefully planned fertilizer strategy is essential here.
Despite their ability to bind atmospheric nitrogen, legumes require a balanced basic fertilizations. Macronutrients such as potassium, phosphorus, sulphur and magnesium as well as trace nutrients such as boron, molybdenum, manganese and zinc are important. A good supply of potassium promotes nodule formation and flowering, while manganese and magnesium increase leaf quality and resistance. Sulphur and potassium also increase the protein content of the plants.
Molybdenum is essential for supporting the nodule bacteria in fixing atmospheric nitrogen. This micronutrient is particularly important for legumes as it is needed to control the enzymes of the nodule bacteria that regulate the nitrogen balance of the plants.
Foliar fertilizations ensures a fast and effective supply of nutrients, which is essential for vital crops, high fruit quality and improved storage stability. Climate change is increasing the challenges in pome fruit cultivation. Sunburn and a lack of water often lead to nutrient deficiencies, which initially affect the fruit quality and later the performance of the trees. Foliar fertilizations is therefore a proven means of compensating for visible and latent deficiencies.
Even if the soil nutrient supply is optimized, it is not always possible to ensure that the trees are supplied with the nutrients they need. Factors such as high or low pH values, drought, wet or cool weather limit the availability of nutrients. Antagonisms between the elements, such as an excess of potassium, which inhibits the uptake of magnesium and calcium, also play a role. This is where foliar fertilizations comes in, by promoting direct nutrient uptake via the leaves and thus ensuring a targeted supply.
In the professional cultivation of fruiting vegetables such as cucumbers, courgettes, tomatoes, aubergines and peppers, foliar fertilisation has established itself as a proven method of providing additional nutrients. This method is particularly effective in unfavourable soil conditions, such as high pH values or drought, as it allows nutrients to be absorbed quickly via the leaves. In addition to providing a quick remedy for nutrient deficiencies, foliar fertilisation offers that ‘little bit extra’ for plant development.
For the cultivation of fruiting vegetables, high fruit quality, good shelf life and reliable yields are of central importance. A consistent and high-quality nutrient supply with liquid fertiliser ensures that the plants can achieve their full quality and yield potential. Invisible nutrient deficiencies, for example, can have a negative impact on yield performance and fruit quality. Foliar fertilisation therefore ensures an effective and rapid supply of nutrients even in unfavourable weather conditions, resulting in stable yields and high fruit quality.
Foliar fertilizations of oilseed rape with Naturamer products is an effective solution for achieving yield potential despite climate change. An optimal supply of essential nutrients is crucial to maximize the yield and oil content of your plants. Our products ensure a fast and targeted supply of nutrients, even in unfavorable weather conditions. Find out how Naturamer can help you boost performance in oilseed rape cultivation. Discover our specific recommendations and product options for the best possible results.
Important aspects of macronutrient uptake and winter hardiness:
Cold and wet conditions in spring often limit the availability of important nutrients such as potassium and phosphorus. Naturamer line products contains these nutrients in high concentrations. Both nutrients applied in good time promote root development and thus increase nutrient uptake in general. So prepare the plants for spring growth in good time. Also support photosynthesis with magnesium and strengthens plants against stress, improves phosphorus uptake and promotes leaf greening.
An optimal nutrient supply is the basis for successful hop cultivation. In addition to soil fertilizations, targeted foliar fertilizations is a decisive factor in quickly and efficiently compensating for nutrient deficiencies. Main nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and magnesium should be present in the soil in sufficient quantities to ensure the quality and yield of the hops. Soil tests and complex plant analyses have established themselves as indispensable tools for recognizing nutrient deficiencies at an early stage.
Many hop quarters show an undersupply of phosphorus and potassium in particular. Typical symptoms such as brown leaf discoloration, which indicates potassium deficiency, or small, brownish-green leaves in the case of phosphorus deficiency, can be remedied by targeted foliar fertilizations. Liquid fertilizers for foliar application offer an effective solution to supply the plants with the necessary nutrients at the right stage of growth (e.g. mid-season) and thus ensure a sustainable hop yield and quality.
Zinc and boron are among the most important micronutrients in professional hop growing. Zinc deficiency often occurs with high soil pH values and excessive phosphate levels in the soil, as these hinder the plant’s zinc uptake. Typical symptoms are stunted growth, light green, curled leaves (curl disease) and reduced flower formation.
A boron deficiency is characterized by reduced flowering and fruit formation. Boron deficiency is often favored by high nitrogen and calcium levels, unfavourable weather conditions or high pH values in the soil. Affected plants develop small, sharp-toothed leaves and sparse growth reminiscent of stinging nettles.
