For Growers Planning Fall P and K
Your soil decides how much of your fertilizer your crop actually gets.
Microcoat® Ultra changes that.
The Problem
Soil pH Works Against Your Fertilizer.
Above 7.0 pH, calcium binds with phosphorus and forms a compound as hard as bone. Below 6.0, aluminum and iron lock it up instead.
Either way, your crop can’t reach it.
Most fields sit outside the 6.0–7.0 sweet spot where nutrients stay available. That’s fertilizer you paid for that never shows up in the plant.
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How It Works
The Technology That Unlocks Your Fertilizer.
Microcoat® Ultra is built around NET Technology — the reason your P and K stays available to the plant, no matter what your soil pH is doing.
Also built into every granule:
NET Technology
NET is an enzyme package that goes to work the moment coated fertilizer hits the ground. It splits the chemical bonds that lock phosphorus and potassium in the soil, converting them into forms your crop can actually take up. And it keeps those nutrients available longer — whether your ground runs alkaline in the Dakotas or acidic in the Delta.
That’s the whole point. The fertilizer you already paid for, working the way it’s supposed to.
nCeption Technology
A carbon-based delivery system that helps roots absorb nutrients when your crop needs them most.
NTake Technology
Maximizes how nutrients move inside the plant, getting essentials to the tissue driving yield.
Micronutrient Package
Zinc, boron, and other essentials your crop needs early — evenly across every acre.
Where It Fits
Same Pass. More Nutrition.
Applied at the retailer or on the applicator. No new pass, no new equipment.
- Works on DAP, MAP, potash, and blends
- Fits corn, bean, cotton, and wheat programs
- Regional trial data available through your rep
See What It Could Do on Your Acres
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Let’s Talk
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