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Module combination

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Module combination

Easy explanation

It is using two or more modules together within the same program or management sequence for the plant. Combining everything available is not always a good idea, so Yolia first checks whether it makes sense to do so in that case. Yolia checks whether combining them makes sense in that case.

Intermediate explanation

Yolia checks whether the modules help each other, whether they are being repeated unnecessarily, whether it is better to separate them in time or whether they actually clash with each other before suggesting using them together in the same management program. This avoids adding more load than the plant can bear.

Advanced explanation

It is subjected to chemical and functional compatibility gates, review of the accumulated load on the plant, detection of antagonisms, saturation risk, adequate sequencing over time and the real recovery capacity of the biological system. Only then is the combination considered safe.

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