Composition map
%Constituents are shown individually. Some overlap; percentages must not be added together.


EDDHA chelated iron for turf
FEVARO is an EDDHA-chelated iron powder. The reference product focuses on iron nutrition under high-pH conditions and sustained colour care. Turf colour alone does not establish iron deficiency: assess the surface and soil before defining the programme.
EDDHA-chelated iron
Constituents are shown individually. Some overlap; percentages must not be added together.
| Composition | % |
|---|---|
| EDDHA-chelated iron | 6% |
Turf species, surface conditions and the current programme.
Confirm dose, method and compatibility against the current label.
Consistent photography, dates and documented measurements.
Plan dose, water volume, method and frequency with the technical team using the current product label, turf species, soil analysis and local conditions. Check mixing compatibility before application.
FEVARO is an EDDHA-chelated iron powder. The reference product focuses on iron nutrition under high-pH conditions and sustained colour care. Turf colour alone does not establish iron deficiency: assess the surface and soil before defining the programme.
Iron-focused colour observation
6% chelated iron · EDDHA formulation · High-pH nutrition
Use the composition above to review the formulation alongside your current nutrition programme.
Set the dose and application conditions with the technical team, using the current label and your site assessment.
Composition and care positioning are based on the linked reference formulation. The current product label and technical assessment govern application.
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Iron-focused colour observation


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