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Multicolor participated in WORLD AG EXPO. The exhibition was held in Tulare, California from February 14th to 16th, with about 100,000 visitors.
A large number of visitors from California and other states, as well as Nigeria, Egypt, India, Brazil and other countries visited our booth, and many visitors expressed strong interest in our products.
Our company presented 1 liter Multicolor Crop and Multicolor Sweet to the visitors.
MultiColour Inc, located in the San Francisco Bay Area and the northern part of Silicon Valley, the world-famous wine grape organic cultivation area and the world-famous high-end and high-quality wine-producing area-Napa Valley.Inspired by the organic cultivation of Napa Valley wine grapes, our company is committed to the R&D/production and promotion of high-quality organic nutrition for the cultivation industry.
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Prunes
After using Multicolor Products V.S. Controlled Variable
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Comparison of the effect of Scramento on prunes and the control area.
The owner of a farm in Sacramento, California, is very satisfied with the effect of Multicolor Crop.
In 2020, Multicolor Crop and Multicolor Sweet use exchange meeting. In all citrus growing areas in China, Multicolor products are well-known, and a large number of citrus farms are using them, obtaining a very significant increase in benefits.
Tan Zewen, Guangdong, China, owner of 3000 acres of citrus base in Guangdong, CHina. He has used Multicolor for over 20 years.
His annual purchase of Multicolor Crop and Multicolor Sweet series products exceeds 160,000 US dollars.
He purchased 2,000 liters of Multicolor Sweet at one time, with 1 million kilograms of water each time, and used it twice.
In 2018, when Multicolor Crop was used on prunes in Sacramento, the fruiting rate increased by 55%; the single fruit weight increased by 33%, and the yield increased by 106%.
5% of the branches were crushed by the fruit, and the actual yield increased by 101%. In recent years, most of the dried fruits were ordered by large supermarkets as fresh fruits. The price increased by 20%, and the actual income was 2.4 times that of previous years.
