Soil Health
Sustaining better soil
As yield potential continues to increase each year, more crop nutrients are being removed from the soil. Because your soil is unique to your region – and your fields – we offer the tools and experience to help you understand your soil’s nutrient requirements and keep up with that increased demand. Together, we can generate better soil health.
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Soil Health Strategies
Increase nutrient efficiency
Strengthen soil stewardship
Our agronomists receive nutrient stewardship training, which they apply to help you identify the right source at the right rate, time and placement for top nutrient use efficiency, soil health and stewardship.
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We are constantly trialing and evaluating new tools and technologies to provide resources for future use, ensuring our customers always have access to the next groundbreaking technology.
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Soil Nutrients and Uptake
SOIL NUTRIENT SOURCES In soil, water is held between the soil particles. This water, known as the soil solution, contains the dissolved cationic and anionic forms of soil nutrients. Nutrients in the soil solution are available for plant uptake. Cations in the soil...
Soil Type and Fertility
What is the best soil type? There is no absolute answer, but getting familiar with your soil series and texture can go a long way in what you can do and when you can do it to increase production levels in corn and soybeans. We normally talk about silty clay or...
Importance of winter precipitation in tree fruit production
When fruit trees are in their dormant phase, they typically do not require additional watering. Throughout the winter, while the roots remain active, they usually receive sufficient moisture from the winter precipitation in the soil. When fruits are still in the...
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