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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.

Corn Silage Production – 3-year summary

The objective of this project was to demonstrate the value of AgroLiquid fertilizer products on yield and quality of corn silage. This project was conducted in cooperation with Dairy One consulting. The project was conducted in 2021, 2022, and 2023. The three year summary is reported.

Crops: Silage Corn. States / Provinces: New York. Nutrients: Programs. Years: 2021, 2022, and 2023. Applications: Planter, Planting, and Side Dress.

Effects of Planter Applied Fertilizer on Corn Silage Yield and Quality

Crops: Silage Corn. States / Provinces: New York. Nutrients: Multinutrient. Years: 2021. Applications: Planting.

Measuring Success of Sure-K Foliar on Soybeans

Crops: Silage Corn. States / Provinces: Win-Rates. Nutrients: Potassium. Years: 2019. Applications: Foliar.

Phosphorus Fertilizer Comparison in Silage Corn

Crops: Silage Corn. States / Provinces: Washington. Nutrients: Phosphorus. Years: 2013. Applications: Planting.

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