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Agrology Success Stories – Total Yield Increase in Cotton

Through Agrology Success Stories in Greece and Abroad, it is proven that the superior quality and integrated innovative technologies of Agrology’s Functional Crop Nutrition® products, make a difference in crops from the very first applications!

Our goal is to demonstrate that application programs with Agrology’s Crop Nutrition products are an obvious investment for producers, as the financial benefits exceed the cost of supplemental applications!

One such Success Story was carried out in Cotton (SS 2025_311_GR), in collaboration with the Agricultural Supplies Store and Nutrimaster® “AGROMARKET AE”, in 2025. Throughout the process, the farmer benefited from the continuous guidance and support offered by Agrology’s Technical Department and the collaborating agricultural store.

The field was divided into two plots, one was used as the Control, while Agrology’s Program was applied to the other plot. In both plots, the farmer used the same plant protection and plant nutrition-fertilization program, apart from the additional applications with Agrology’s products.

Identity of Success Story

  • Cultivation Season2025
  • Location: Mirina, Karditsa
  • Nutrimaster®: AGROMARKET AE
  • Farmers: Kranitsas Vasileios
  • Cultivation: Cotton
  • Success Stories area: 3 + 1 ha (Agrology + Control)
  • Irrigation System: Furrow Irrigation with Long Irrigation Intervals
  • Plant protection: Same for the entire area

Success Story Goals

By applying Agrology’s Crop Nutrition products during specific growth stages, the farmer can achieve significant agronomic benefits for the crop.

The main Objectives of this Success Story were as follows:

  1. Total Yield Increase
  2. Increase Resistance to abiotic stress (high temperature, drought)

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Picture 1. Agrology Crop Nutrition Program
Picture 1. Agrology Crop Nutrition Program

Crop Nutrition Program – Agrology Supplementary Applications

Products

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A Silicium (Si) Biostimulant, with high availability of Orthosilicic acid, the only assimilable form of Silicium by plants.

  • Enhances production and improves its quality
  • Increase in resistance to both abiotic and biotic stress factors, including thermal stress, water stress, salinity, and toxicity of elements
  • It promotes photosynthesis and enhances Water and Nutrient Use Efficiency
  • Facilitates the absorption of macronutrients such as Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium

Application timing

  • At the Onset of Boll Formation, Coinciding with the Onset of High Summer Temperatures

Recommended Dosage:

Foliar application – 18 Kg/3 ha or 6 Kg/ha

Success Story Results

Measurements on both plots revealed impressive results in the Agrology treatment. Specifically, the results were as follows:

  1. Increase in Total Yield by 7.9% (+330 Kg/ha)
  • Agrology: 4.52 t/ha
  • Control: 4.19 t/ha
Picture 2. Total Yield (t/ha). By applying Agrology Program, an increase in Total Yield of 7.9%, was achieved compared to the Control.
Picture 2. Total Yield (t/ha). By applying Agrology Program, an increase in Total Yield of 7.9%, was achieved compared to the Control.

Results – Summary

Picture 3. Success Story Synopsis
Picture 3. Success Story Synopsis

Farmer’s Financial Benefit

The increase in total yield of 330 Kg/ha contributed to the increase of the farmer’s income.

Picture 4. Investment – Farmer’s Benefit (Price: 0.38 €/Kg)
Picture 4. Investment – Farmer’s Benefit (Price: 0.38 €/Kg)

Obtain detailed information on Agrology’s Functional Crop Nutrition® Programs by the specialized staff of Agrology.

For further information, please contact us at: global@agrology.eu

“This experiment was conducted under specific field conditions and should not be applied as a standard without the guidance of an Agronomist or the Agrology Technical Department. In any case, Agrology Functional Crop Nutrition® products and programs must be applied according to the label or the instructions of the technician-agronomists.”