Balchem Plant Nutrition
Metalosate® Powered by Albion Technology
A global leader for chelated mineral plant nutrients.
Balchem Plant Nutrition
With over five decades of experience, Balchem is the innovator and global leader for chelated mineral plant nutrients. Our first foliar applied formulations, utilizing Albion chelate technology, were made commercially available in 1976. Since their introduction, the Metalosate product portfolio has expanded and improvements have been made along the way, resulting in grower satisfaction world-wide.
Balchem sales representatives are certified agronomists and horticulturalists, giving them the background to understand your needs and provide optimal service. Selling in over 50 countries worldwide, we use a host of local distributors who sell directly to commercial growers.
Metalosate
Powered by Albion Technology
The Metalosate® product range utilizes Albion amino acid chelate technology and delivers mineral nutrients faster and more efficiently where the plants need it the most. As a result, the farmer/grower gets healthier crops that are more resistant to disease and pests, larger yields, and healthier food for the consumer with an extended shelf life for products being shipped long distances.
Our Markets
Balchem’s Metalosate products are used to deliver the right mineral nutrients to a variety of plants, including field crops, vegetables, tree and vine crops, ornamental trees, organic and other plant species. The Metalosate product portfolio also provides solutions for the Organic market.
Plant Tissue Analysis – T.E.A.M.®
Balchem’s plant tissue analysis is an extremely helpful tool in determining the nutritional needs of plants. The analysis method utilizes a unique computer program called Technical Evaluation of Albion Minerals (T.E.A.M).
A complete plant tissue analysis report is generated along with recommendations for foliar application of nutrients to correct nutrient deficiencies or imbalances.
Resources
Over the years, Balchem has collaborated and completed hundreds of plant nutrition research studies. The library of research papers is located on our Resources page along with Safety Data Sheets and Organic Certifications.
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