Recommend me a carbon product

[Will7]

Can anyone recommend me a carbon product to mix with liquid fert, and then a second one for use with fungicides please. There are lots available but I am not sure whose marketing to believe!
Thanks

 

[N.Yorks.]

Isn't there enough carbon in the atmosphere that then gets fixed by plants that then ends up as crop residues that feeds soil microbes? That's the usual way of carbon cycling........

 

[Northdowns Martin]

I add Nurture N at 2% from Avia Fertiliser

 

[SilliamWhale]

Farmyard Manure.

I don't believe any of them. They do not stand up to rational analysis. It's laughable

 

[ollie989898]

There is a fertiliser product that contains carbon. It's urea.

 

[Brisel]

Molasses.

 

[ajd132]

Use refine caned molasses at 1l/ha it’s the cheapest way. The other companies will recommend you more expensive products at higher rates.

 

[Neddy flanders]

Use refine caned molasses at 1l/ha it’s the cheapest way. The other companies will recommend you more expensive products at higher rates.

can you see any visible differences in crop growth?

 

[ajd132]

can you see any visible differences in crop growth?

No

 

[Bury the Trash]

and using cane molasses is hardly going to be good for the emviroment

 

[Brisel]

and using cane molasses is hardly going to be good for the emviroment

You’re using a bit of imported carbon to make your crops sequester a lot more carbon

 

[Bury the Trash]

You’re using a bit of imported carbon to make your crops sequester a lot more carbon

Clever , I had not thought of it that way , good way to gain the competitive edge over Johnny Foreigner

 

[ajd132]

and using cane molasses is hardly going to be good for the emviroment

Beet molasses blocks sprayers up