Colleagues, farmers, friends!
The harvest campaign is now in full swing across the country. Work is boiling in the fields: combines are running, trucks are hauling grain to the threshing floor, and everyone is discussing yields and quality.
Quality is exactly what we will talk about today.
Farmers are used to thinking of magnesium as an "element for greenery". As if it is needed only while the leaf is growing, and by harvest time it is no longer relevant.
That is a mistake.
Magnesium and sulfur (and magnesium sulfate is two elements in one fertilizer) directly affect what grain elevators and processors pay for: protein content, gluten content and grain test weight.
There are studies in which the application of magnesium sulfate on winter wheat increased protein content by 13% compared with the control. Another trial showed a gluten increase of 2.4% when magnesium sulfate was used.
Yes, the gain is not always linear and depends on the weather, field conditions and dosage. But the trend is obvious: magnesium is not just an "anti-stress agent". It is grain quality.
The harvest rush is not only about "gathering in". It is also about planning the next season.
What does this mean for you?
If you are sowing winter crops this autumn, magnesium and sulfur should be in your plan. Especially on soils where magnesium is poorly absorbed. And especially after heavy rainfall, which may have washed some of the elements out of the soil.
The Silicon-Magnesium Plant produces magnesium sulfate heptahydrate and monohydrate — classic water-soluble forms for fertigation and foliar feeding. And a complex magnesium fertilizer — for those who want not only magnesium but also silicon to strengthen cell walls and boost plant immunity.
All products are certified "Made in Russia", entered in the FGIS "Saturn" register and come with a complete package of documents.
And one more important point for those planning autumn purchases.
We have fixed the price of magnesium sulfate (heptahydrate and monohydrate) from June 15 to October 1, 2026 for orders of 100 tonnes or more.
What does this mean?
• You name the volume
• We name the price
• The price does not change until October 1, regardless of what happens on the market
No surprises. Just a predictable budget.
1. The harvest is underway. Grain quality is in the spotlight.
2. Magnesium and sulfur affect protein and gluten content.
3. Autumn application of magnesium is an investment in the future harvest.
4. Prices for magnesium sulfate are fixed until October 1.
5. KMZ is your reliable supplier.
1. Simply call us: +7 (35361) 26 1 03
2. Or write to us by e-mail: kommdir@kremnemag.ru
🌐 Website: kremnemag.ru
📍 Address: 37 Mira Ave., Kuvandyk
