YaraMila SUPER BOOSTER
YaraMila SUPER BOOSTER (25-2.2-4.2 + 2%S + Na and Se) is a compound prilled NPKS fertiliser containing sodium and selenium as sodium selenate for use on grassland to supplement selenium levels.
YaraMila SUPER BOOSTER is part of the Booster range of grassland fertilisers which all contain sulphur and are enriched with selenium for healthier livestock, improved performance and fertility.
Selenium is vital to the fertility in most mammals and prevents issues such as placental retention, increased white cell counts and white muscle disease. Sodium aids the uptake of selenium into the grass.
Sodium is also important for animal health. Adding sodium in the fertiliser has been shown to: improve the digestibility of grass and enhance grass palatability resulting in longer grazing times and improved intakes so resulting in improved milk yields and milk quality.
Yara fertiliser bags now contain a minimum of 30% recycled plastic.
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YaraMila SUPER BOOSTER is part of the Booster range of grassland fertilisers which all contain sulphur and are enriched with selenium for healthier livestock, improved performance and fertility.
Selenium is vital to the fertility in most mammals and prevents issues such as placental retention, increased white cell counts and white muscle disease. Sodium aids the uptake of selenium into the grass.
Sodium is also important for animal health. Adding sodium in the fertiliser has been shown to: improve the digestibility of grass and enhance grass palatability resulting in longer grazing times and improved intakes so resulting in improved milk yields and milk quality.
Yara fertiliser bags now contain a minimum of 30% recycled plastic.
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Where can I buy Yara fertilisers in Ireland?
Yara supply our branded fertilisers and crop nutrition products to the Irish market through a network of local merchants and co-ops Use our interactive map to locate your nearest suppliers.
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