"Right Rate" is a fertilizer management strategy that matches the amount of fertilizer applied to the crop's specific nutrient requirements. BAFAGRO aims to establish training and courses platforms to educate farmers and other stakeholders on how to use fertilizers in the right rate, optimizing crop yields while minimizing nutrient losses to the environment. By following this approach, the company seeks to maximize the efficient use of fertilizer, thereby reducing costs for farmers and protecting the environment from excess fertilizer application. Additionally, BAFAGRO's Enhanced Efficiency Fertilizer (EEF) products can further facilitate this goal by increasing plant uptake, allowing for even more precise application of the right rate of fertilizer.

"Right Time" refers to the timing of fertilizer application to crops in order to maximize nutrient uptake and minimize nutrient losses. The availability of nutrients is influenced by factors such as weather, soil moisture, and temperature. By applying fertilizers at the appropriate time, farmers can ensure that nutrients are available to crops when they need them the most, thereby optimizing crop growth and yield. This approach also helps to reduce nutrient losses to the environment, as excess nutrients that are not taken up by the plants can leach into waterways and contribute to water pollution. BAFAGRO's focus on the "Right Time" aspect of fertilizer application is aimed at improving the sustainability of agriculture by minimizing environmental impacts and maximizing the efficiency of fertilizer use.

The "Right Place" principle of fertilization involves applying fertilizers in a way that ensures the nutrients are available to the plants where and when they need them. By keeping the nutrients in the root zone of the plants, they are more likely to be taken up by the roots and used efficiently. This can be achieved by applying the fertilizers in a location that is accessible to the roots, such as near the root zone or in the soil. The use of Enhanced Efficiency Fertilizers (EEFs) can also help to keep the nutrients in the right place, as they can reduce nutrient losses and leaching, ensuring that the nutrients remain in the root zone for a longer period of time.