AminoA UK has launched a new seed treatment, STAART, which contains a variety of amino acids and natural plant hormones

"At theropTec Show 2020, which will be held online from November 24 to 26, AminoA, a British biotech company, launched a new seed treatment agent, STAART, to maximize the vitality and germination rate of early crops, thereby increasing crop yields and profits," WCC Chinese reported.
AminoA's STAART is a brand new seed treatment that contains 18 L-type isomer amino acids and natural crop hormones that are critical to early crop growth and development, while also enhancing the crop's resistance to biological and abstinent stress.
like other AminoA products, STAART is suitable for all crops.
completely repeated tests of sugar beets have shown that STAART can increase beet yields by 9 tons per hectare.
in hot conditions, the product can also reduce the environmental stress of winter wheat seedlings.
Richard Phillips, managing director of AminoA, explains: "AminoA STAART promotes the growth and growth of roots while improving the effectiveness of other agro-chemicals and fertilizers.
" "The product is a combination of amino acids, natural plant hormones, yellow rotting acids and rotting phytic acids, and uses a balanced nutritional formula that helps stimulate the continued development of the root system, thereby increasing the crop's ability to absorb nutrients and ultimately increasing yields and profits," he added.
STAART seed treatment will be the company's latest product to be released following the launch of liquid biostatin Amino A FLO in July 2017.
when used in cereal crops, the usual dosing of the product is 3 litres per ton.
Phillips says all of their products are carefully designed to contain every amino acid that the crop needs to synthesize throughout its growth cycle, with broad-spectrum activity.
therefore, at any stage between seeding and maturing, if the crop itself does not produce the best level of amino acids, the use of their products can promote high-quality and high yield of the crop.
Phillips says most of the company's customers are traditional farmers who have realized that using biostins properly increases yields and profits while maintaining fragile ecosystems in the soil.
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