Agronomic Advisor Updates

How does adding sulfur effect yield?

You Can Increase Yield With Just 4 gal/A of accesS®

We talk a lot about sulfur. In fact, it may be a nutrient we need to consider with the same level of importance as N, P and K (although I would argue all nutrients are important, especially in a balance – but that’s a topic for another day).

Sulfur also happens to be a nutrient that you need to increase corn yield. But how do you get that needed sulfur???

The addition of accesS™ is research-proven to regularly increase yield when soil test Sulfur is low. And it’s easy. Look at the multi-year test results in a corn-soybean rotation.

The AgroLiquid base program (left bars for each year) include Pro-Germinator® + Sure-K® + Micro 500®. The right-side bar for each year shows what adding four gal/A of accesS to a nitrogen sidedress application did for yields.

The four year average yield increase was 12.3 bu/A.

Check out all of our research results on our website at research.agroliquid.com.

Want to learn about the importance of sulfur? AgroLiquid Agronomist John Leif recently posted this blog discussing why sulfur is so important to a crop.

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