Soil isn’t just dirt – it's the foundation of your operation. You need to do whatever you can to produce and maintain soil that maximizes crop quality and yield, for this season and for many to come. One way to do that is to get educated about Cation Exchange Capacity...
It’s that time of year again! You may feel like you are always hearing that, but it’s amazing how every season just flies by. As harvest season wraps up, the final months of 2024 mean looking back on your yields and overall crop health, including the successful and...
What's the difference between nitrogen stabilizers and nitrogen management? At AgXplore, we think there's a big difference. When we talk about above-ground nitrogen stabilization, there's one product and one compound that is used in agriculture today, and it's NBPT, a...
Phosphorus is a critical consideration of any agricultural company’s nutrient management plan. Phosphorus (P) commands the middle spot of the “N-P-K” levels of every bag of fertilizer for a good reason- phosphorus is the second most limiting nutrient to plant growth,...
Let's Take a Closer Look at the Crop Growth Stages Foundation Fertility Levels Fertilizer Placement Fertilizer Availability Biological Activity The foundation phase covers the time between harvest and planting. Inputs are focused on getting the acre ready to carry the...
Daily the AgXplore team meets with agronomists, growers and dealers. We typically shoot the breeze, talk about nutritional products, adjuvants…really whatever the customer wants to chat about. But, one thing that consistently comes up is “How do we get more Nitrogen...
Why are you settling for only fractions of availability from your fertilizer inputs? According to the USDA, the United States alone consumed over 44 million tons of N, P, and K in 2019. So with billions of dollars in the ground, settling for 20-40% of your nutritional...
In northwestern North Dakota, near the city of Stanley, Warren and Meredith Craft farm over 5,000 acres. Their crops for the upcoming season include spring wheat, field peas, soybeans and flax. Because their biggest crop is wheat, it’s important to have good yield and...