Safe Zone™
Liquid Soil Treatment
Application Guidelines
Fertigation
FertigationReduce soluble salts in root zones
Safe Zone™ is a liquid soil treatment used for dispersing accumulated salts through the soil profile to reduce soluble salts in the root zone. It can be used in all types of irrigation systems to move accumulations of salt below the root zone. This treatment can lead to increased yield potential by improving germination, water percolation and nutrient uptake.
The details
- Can be sprayed on soil surface and watered within 48 hours
- Works with all types of irrigation systems, such as: flood, furrow, low volume, drip, sprinkler and center pivot
Application Guidelines
Always read and follow label instructions and restrictions before use.
Application Instructions
Safe Zone can be used in all types of irrigation systems, such as flood, furrow, low volume, drip irrigation, sprinkler and center pivot to help move salts downward in the soil and away from the roots. It can also be sprayed on the soil surface and watered within 48 hours.
High Saline Soil: Use rate is 4 qts/acre for moderately sensitive plants
Moderate Saline Soil: Use rate is 2-3 qts/acre for moderately tolerant plants
Maintenance Rates: Use rate is 1-2 qts/acre for moderately tolerant plants
Compatibility
In all cases, it is recommended that a jar test for compatibility be conducted.
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