Our recent webinar, "How to Make Your Dry Fertilizer Investment Go Farther," is now available to watch online.
During the webinar, you'll learn how incorporating a fertilizer biocatalyst into your dry fertilizer application can:
- Maximize your fertilizer efficiency
- Improve nutrient recovery in the first year after applying P and K fertilizers
- Help you gain greater return on investment and greater yield opportunities from dry fertilizer applications
You'll also see recent field trial results with Titan XC, which can be used with dry fertilizers to improve nutrient availability and crop performance.
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Videos,
Titan,
Webinars
Over the past few years, we've posted several agriculture-related videos that showcase the efforts growers are making to implement new products and practices that help them improve ag productivity and sustainability. If you haven't yet seen them, here are a few of the most popular and most recent.
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Topics:
Sustainability,
Videos,
Corn,
Titan,
Accomplish LM,
Ag Biologicals & Biostimulants
With today’s corn genetics providing the potential to grow more than 300 bushels per acre, growers need a new take on crop management, particularly when it comes to soil fertility. Have 15 minutes? Hear Dr. Fred Below of the University of Illinois talk about how to move from a “feed the soil” to a “feed the plant” approach to high-yield corn fertility program.
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Videos,
Plant Nutrition & Health,
Corn
For the past several years, Chris Perkins, a grower and Nutrien Ag Solutions location manager in Otwell, Indiana, has been running an experimental, high management, continuous corn plot using several products in the Loveland Products portfolio, including Accomplish LM and Titan, so that he can prove the value of the products he sells to his customers.
Many of the decisions that Chris makes in the management of his plot are driven by ongoing research at the university level, primarily that of Dr. Fred Below of the Crop Physiology Laboratory at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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Grower Stories,
Videos,
Corn,
Titan,
Indiana,
Accomplish LM,
Ag Biologicals & Biostimulants
Many technologies and practices play a role in helping farmers protect soil and improve water quality. At Black Hawk Lake in Iowa, that's making a difference.
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Topics:
Sustainability,
Videos,
Iowa,
Accomplish LM,
Water Management
For the best soybeans this season, make every nutrient count with Extract PBA.
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Videos,
Soybeans,
Extract PBA
Treating dry fertilizer with
Titan XC accelerates prill breakdown for rapid nutrient release and improved nutrient uptake by crops. This time-lapse video shows how quickly
Titan XC works to break down 9-23-30, 11-52-0 and
MESZ fertilizers.
Topics:
Videos,
Dry Fertilizer,
Titan
We are very excited to introduce “Prove It to Me,” a new film that follows five farmers through the 2015 growing season—from planning and planting to growth and harvest.
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Topics:
Sustainability,
Corporate & Community,
Videos,
Soybeans,
Corn,
Titan,
Accomplish LM,
Ag Biologicals & Biostimulants
Brandon Burkhart is a fourth-generation farmer from Oto, Iowa. Varying soils on his family's 2500-acre corn and soybean operation used to mean it was difficult to get a good, efficient use out of their applied nutrients. Today, Brandon and his family use Accomplish LM and Titan PBA to maximize their fertilizer efficiency, with excellent returns from the accompanying gains in yield.
“When using our Accomplish LM and Titan PBA combination on corn, it’s been [a yield increase] upwards of 10 bushels or more,” says Brandon. “On our bean operations with just Titan PBA, we’ve seen jumps of 10 bushels per acre.”
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Grower Stories,
Videos,
Iowa,
Titan,
Accomplish LM
After every harvest, valuable nutrients remain in the crop residue on the ground. How can growers access the nutrients in this season's residue to feed next season's crop?
Extract Powered by Accomplish™ helps growers more easily manage residue while releasing valuable nutrients for next season's crop. Use Extract PBA with fall or spring burndown to continue to take advantage of the nutrients that were applied during the previous growing season. Learn more by watching this short video.
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Topics:
Videos,
Crop Residue,
Extract PBA
