During "Opportunities to Influence Early Season Crop Health," you'll learn what steps you can take to optimize early season crop health and how the plant health technologies Accomplish® LM, Extract Powered by Accomplish® and Titan® XC can fit into your growing program to maximize yield outcomes.
During "How to Enhance UAN Sidedress for Maximum Corn Yields," you'll learn how to improve the efficiency and efficacy of sidedress nitrogen applications using biochemical technology to increase nutrient availability and facilitate plant uptake.
In “Soybean StartUp: Plant Health Benefits from Emergence through Yield,” Brian Cornelious, PhD, of Agricen and Chris Stickler of Loveland Products discuss the benefits of a salt-free soybean starter program with Accomplish LM and Radiate®. These two plant health technologies can be used together to improve early soybean emergence, increase plant vigor, and reduce plant stress for season-long benefits.
In “How to Unlock the Value of Your Reside When Every Dollar Counts,” Brian Cornelious, PhD, of Agricen and special guest Laura Gentry, PhD, of the Illinois Corn Growers Association, share why crop residue will play an essential role in the coming growing season – and how you can maximize its value right now. Recent crop residue studies with Accomplish LM are also presented.
In "Improving Crop Yields with Starter Programs," webinar, Brian Cornelious, PhD, of Agricen discusses how to improve crop yields with starter fertility programs and how two sustainable biochemical technologies, Accomplish LM and Titan, can increase the benefits. The webinar also features Daniel Kaiser, PhD, of the University of Minnesota, who presents an overview of his research on starter fertilizers, including what products to use, what benefits to expect, and how to make starter programs pay off economically.
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Always read and follow label directions. Check state registration to make sure product is registered in your state. Results may vary depending on soil, climate or other conditions. California Department of Food and Agriculture does not recognize the term biocatalyst as a beneficial term for fertilizer material.
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