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At AgroLiquid, we study a variety of crops in detail to determine the best fertilizer combinations. All of our fertilizer research is carefully documented, including what fertilizers we use, when, on what crops, and how those crops grow. Much of our research is conducted at our 1,000 acre research facility, the North Central Research Station (NCRS). We also partner with farmers, growers, and ranchers across the country to conduct fertilizer research in other climates and soil types. This helps us perfect our fertilizer programs, and develop the most efficient combinations for all types of crops.

In-Furrow Soybean Nutrition

In a quest for higher bean yields, there is interest in pushing beans harder with “higher octant” blends at planting. The objective in this study was to add to our understanding of soybean fertilizer sensitivity.

Crops: Soybean and Soybeans. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Programs. Years: 2024. Applications: Planter and Planting.

Tissue PPM Zinc Following Foliar Application on Corn

The objective of this trial was to determine the change in zinc tissue levels in corn after foliar application of microLink Zn.

This multi-site trial was established at nine locations.

Crops: Corn. States / Provinces: Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, and Tennessee. Nutrients: Micronutrients. Years: 2023. Applications: Foliar.

Micro 500 Added to Grower Standard Program

The objective of this trial was to evaluate the addition of Micro 500 to the grower’s standard corn program.

Crops: Corn. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Micronutrients. Years: 2023. Applications: Planter and Planting.

Y-Drop Applied LiberateCa on Corn

LiberateCa is often thought of as an addition to an in-furrow liquid fertilizer blend in soybeans or corn. The objective here was to evaluate the benefits of LiberateCa applied to corn later in the season at the beginning of the reproductive stage.

Crops: Corn. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Calcium. Years: 2023. Applications: Y-Drop.

In-Furrow Corn Trial

This grower is looking for an effective but low cost in-furrow blend that meets his goal of providing a positive ROI versus no in-furrow fertilizer applied.

Crops: Corn. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Programs. Years: 2023. Applications: Planter and Planting.

Red Potato AgroLiquid vs 2 4-D

The objective of this trial was to compare the skin color and quality on red potatoes treated with the grower standard of multiple low-rate applications of 2,4-D, versus adding AgroLiquid calcium and micronutrient products in-furrow.

Crops: Potatoes. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Calcium and Micronutrients. Years: 2022.

Prescription Crop Nutrition for Red Potatoes

Crops: Potatoes. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Multinutrient. Years: 2021. Applications: Planting.

Sugarbeet In-Furrow Fertilizer Comparison

Crops: Sugarbeets. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Phosphorus. Years: 2020. Applications: Planting.

Alfalfa Fertility Program Comparison

Crops: Alfalfa. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Multinutrient. Years: 2020. Applications: Foliar.

Potato Fertility Program Comparison

Crops: Potatoes. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Multinutrient. Years: 2020. Applications: Foliar and Planting.

Beet Sugar Foliar Enhancements

Crops: Sugarbeets. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Multinutrient. Years: 2020. Applications: Foliar.

Alfalfa Fertility Program Comparison

Crops: Alfalfa. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Multinutrient. Years: 2020. Applications: Foliar.

Alfalfa Fertility Program Comparison

Crops: Alfalfa. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Multinutrient. Years: 2020. Applications: Foliar.

Alfalfa Fertility Program Comparison

Crops: Alfalfa. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Multinutrient. Years: 2020. Applications: Foliar.

Schneekloth PrimAgro P versus Pro-Germinator

Crops: Corn. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Phosphorus. Years: 2017.

Goodrich Farms PrimAgro P versus Pro-Germinator

Crops: Corn. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Phosphorus. Years: 2017. Applications: Planting.

Soybean Fertilizer Program Comparison

Crops: Soybeans. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Calcium, Micronutrients, Phosphorus, Potassium, and Sulfur. Years: 2016. Applications: Foliar and Planting.

Late season foliar N in corn

Crops: Corn. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Nitrogen. Years: 2016. Applications: Foliar.

In-furrow starter comparison continuous corn

Crops: Corn. States / Provinces: Minnesota. Nutrients: Phosphorus. Years: 2016. Applications: Planting.

Alfalfa Quality Trials

Crops: Alfalfa. States / Provinces: Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. Years: 2016.

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