05/29/2026
This is what happens when fertilizer is placed where the plant can actually use it.
Got this text from a client in North Central Iowa this morning.
✅ Same field.
✅ Same variety.
✅ Same 32% nitrogen rate.
✅ Same 200 bushel yield goal.
❌ Vastly different results.
On the left: 200 pounds of P and K.
On the right: our in-furrow system.
And the difference is hard to ignore.
👀 Look at the leaf development, the staging, the color and plant health.
But most importantly…look underground.
Because bigger roots are not just about making pretty pictures.
- Bigger root systems mean more nutrient uptake.
- More water scavenging if conditions turn dry.
- More access to nutrients in your soil.
- And a stronger plant that has a better chance to handle stress
Early season growth sets the ceiling for what that crop can become. 👊🏼
The reality is this:
Your crop does not care how many pounds you applied.
It cares about what it can access.
If you’re tired of watching from the sidelines and wondering if there’s a better way to farm,
Drop YIELD!
