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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.

Rate and Timing of Potassium on Potatoes

The goal of this experiment was to look at the best rate of Kalibrate to apply on the potato crop and when the best timing of the application would be.

Crops: Potatoes. States / Provinces: Michigan. Nutrients: Potassium and Programs. Years: 2022. Applications: Irrigation and Planter.

Fertilizer Program Comparison on Tomatoes

This is a performance data testing between the grower standard fertilizer program and an AgroLiquid program at both high and low rates.

Crops: Tomatoes. States / Provinces: California. Nutrients: Programs. Years: 2022. Applications: Broadcast, Foliar, and Irrigation.

Fertilizer Effects on Processing Tomato Tield

The objective of this trial was to test products/programs in a “real world” production system. This is a performance data testing between the grower standard soil applied against the Agroliquid soil applied program.

Crops: Tomatoes. States / Provinces: California. Nutrients: Programs. Years: 2022. Applications: Broadcast and Irrigation.

Lower Rates of Kalibrate on Potatoes

Crops: Potatoes. States / Provinces: Washington. Nutrients: Potassium. Years: 2021. Applications: Irrigation and Planter.

Pro-Germinator Saves Application Costs on Potatoes

Crops: Potatoes. States / Provinces: Washington. Nutrients: Phosphorus. Years: 2021. Applications: Irrigation and Planter.

Maintaining Nutrient Levels of Soil in Almonds: 3 years

Crops: Almonds. States / Provinces: California. Nutrients: Multinutrient. Years: 2020. Applications: Irrigation.

Fertilizer Program Evaluations in Almonds: 3 Years

Crops: Almonds. States / Provinces: California. Nutrients: Multinutrient. Years: 2020. Applications: Irrigation.

Effects of Almond Fert. Programs on Soil Nutrient Levels

Crops: Almonds. States / Provinces: California. Nutrients: Multinutrient. Years: 2020. Applications: Irrigation.

Comparing Phosphorus Fertilizers in Almonds: 3 Years

Crops: Almonds. States / Provinces: California. Nutrients: Phosphorus. Years: 2020. Applications: Irrigation.

AgroLiquid Fertilizer vs Grower Standard in Almonds

Crops: Almonds. States / Provinces: California. Nutrients: Multinutrient. Years: 2020. Applications: Irrigation.

Pivot applied Kalibrate on Corn

Crops: Corn. States / Provinces: Kansas. Nutrients: Potassium. Years: 2019. Applications: Irrigation.

Economic Return in Almonds

Crops: Almonds. States / Provinces: California. Nutrients: Multinutrient. Years: 2019. Applications: Irrigation.

Foliar Fertilizers Applied at V6 to Corn

Crops: Corn. States / Provinces: Maryland. Nutrients: Micronutrients and Multinutrient. Years: 2020. Applications: Foliar and Irrigation.

AgroLiquid Fertilizer Irrigated Soybeans Study

Crops: Soybeans. States / Provinces: Illinois. Nutrients: Multinutrient. Years: 2019. Applications: Irrigation.

Comparing Phosphorus Fertilizers in Almonds: 2 years

Crops: Almonds. States / Provinces: California. Years: 2019. Applications: Irrigation.

AgroLiquid Fertilizer vs Grower Standard in Almonds

Crops: Almonds. States / Provinces: California. Years: 2019. Applications: Irrigation.

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