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🌱 Expert Class: Professor Zhang's Top Advice on Mastering Nutriplant Organic Plus Fertilizer (NOPF)

Summary of the Green World Official Channel Webinar featuring Professor Zhang from New York, USA

The Green World Official Channel recently hosted a highly informative session with **Professor Zhang**, diving deep into the science and practical application of **Nutriplant Organic Plus Fertilizer (NOPF)**. This webinar offered crucial insights to help farmers across Africa maximize their yields and troubleshoot common challenges.

Here’s a breakdown of the key takeaways and expert recommendations from Professor Zhang:

💡 The NOPF Application Commandments

Professor Zhang stressed that NOPF is unique and requires specific application methods to ensure maximum cost-effectiveness and plant absorption.

1. Foliar is King, But Base is Required

Foliar Priority: NOPF is most efficient when sprayed directly on the leaves(foliar application) rather than applied to the soil.
Top Dressing, Not Base: NOPF acts as a top dressing. Farmers must still provide a base fertilizer—traditional NPK and organic compost/manure—to the soil before planting.

2. Timing and Technique are Everything

Best Time to Spray: Always spray in the early morning or late afternoon. This prevents the fertilizer from drying immediately in the hot sun.
Target the Underside: Maximize absorption by aiming your spray at the back (underside) of the leaf.
Post-Harvest Boost: For multi-year fruiting trees (like coffee or mangoes), spray NOPF once after a major harvest to help the mother plant recover nutrients.

🔬 Science & Troubleshooting: Expert Q&A

The pH Puzzle

NOPF has a slightly acidic pH (4-6), but because the amount sprayed is minimal, it will not directly change your soil pH. Its long-term benefit comes from allowing farmers to reduce their reliance on chemical fertilizers, which often degrade soil pH.

Why are my green vegetables turning yellow?

⚠️ **The True Culprit is Often Water or Contamination**

Yellowing is generally **not caused by NOPF**. The primary reason is often **drought/lack of water**, which prevents the plant from absorbing any nutrients. Always check if your sprayer was properly rinsed after using a strong chemical.

Mixing with Chemicals: A Big Warning

🛑 **Do NOT Mix NOPF with Insecticides or Chemical Fertilizers**

Mixing NOPF with other chemicals can cause the products to **bind and become ineffective**. Most chemical fertilizers are also dangerous to spray on leaves, as they can cause leaf burn.

🌾 Crop-Specific Guidance

Crop	Professor's Advice
Rice	Spray one week before transplanting and one week after. Continue bi-weekly until the stem starts to elongate.
Maize (Corn)	Spray every other week in the early season. Stop application when the corn silk appears.

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Crop	Professor's Advice
Rice	Spray one week before transplanting and one week after. Continue bi-weekly until the stem starts to elongate.
Maize (Corn)	Spray every other week in the early season. Stop application when the corn silk appears.