Afrikelp Carrot Crop Guide – Better Root Growth & Yield

Common challenges with carrots

Carrots are a nutritional powerhouse and a great source of beta-carotene, which the body converts to vitamin A, essential for vision, skin health, and immune function. They were originally purple or white, and the orange variety was developed later. Over 40 million tonnes of carrots are produced annually.

Tubers stress under high temp
Low Ca movement

How Afrikelp helps carrots farmers

Enhances abiotic stress tolerance
Improves nutrient translocation

THE CREDIBILITY

Afrikelp increases marketable yield in carrots.

Afrikelp improved carrot harvest quality by increasing marketable yield by 69% in an independent field trial.
Var. Mokum
California, USA

THE CREDIBILITY

Afrikelp increases weight in carrots.

Afrikelp increased carrot weight by 52% in a field trial.
Var. Cape Market
Western Cape, South Africa

General application recommendations

All recommendations are based on field experience and trial results worldwide. Genetics by environment (G X E) must be considered in all applications as this has an impact on plant growth and production. Please contact your local supplier/advisor for additional technical assistance. Each recommendation should be adapted to local conditions and/or optimised depending on crop varieties, soil, environment and fertilisation programs.

Common challenges with carrots

How Afrikelp helps carrots farmers

THE CREDIBILITY

Afrikelp increases marketable yield in carrots.

Afrikelp improved carrot harvest quality by increasing marketable yield by 69% in an independent field trial. Var. Mokum California, USA

THE CREDIBILITY

Afrikelp increases weight in carrots.

Afrikelp increased carrot weight by 52% in a field trial. Var. Cape Market Western Cape, South Africa

General application recommendations

Afrikelp improved carrot harvest quality by increasing marketable yield by 69% in an independent field trial.
Var. Mokum
California, USA

Afrikelp increased carrot weight by 52% in a field trial.
Var. Cape Market
Western Cape, South Africa