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As the spring farming season gets fully underway, demand for agricultural inputs has entered its annual peak. As a key global supplier of biostimulants, CityMax Group is experiencing a surge in shipments. Production and logistics are running efficiently, with batches of products being delivered to both domestic and international markets to support spring agricultural activities.

In carrot cultivation, root development and soil conditions play a key role in determining yield and quality. During the mid-to-late growth stages, issues such as soil compaction, low nutrient utilization, or weak root activity can lead to slow root enlargement, irregular root shape, uneven size, and reduced marketability.

Recently, more than 30 international clients from over ten countries visited City Max Group's Innovation Factory for a week-long in-depth tour and business exchange. This multinational visit not only demonstrated global partners' high recognition of City Max's quality but also established a practical communication bridge for deepening international agricultural cooperation.

The European agricultural landscape is undergoing a significant transformation driven by the Green Deal and the Farm to Fork strategy.

Organic orchard management sits at the intersection of two demanding disciplines: agronomic precision and regulatory compliance.

In modern agriculture, traditional fertilizers mainly focus on nutrient content itself. However, with the advancement of cultivation practices, improving nutrient use efficiency and enhancing crop metabolic activity have become key directions for fertilizer innovation. Under this context, CityMax has developed the NMT nutrient enhancement technology.

Seaweed-based biostimulants have moved from niche application into mainstream crop nutrition programs across dozens of markets.

The fruit enlargement and coloring stage of tomato refers to the period when fruits develop from immature to mature. Nutrient demand and fertilization management during this stage are crucial.