Many growers are turning to a new product from Koch Agronomic Services — the stabilizer ANVOL — to give their nitrogen more protection and flexibility.

If you’re applying anhydrous ammonia in spring, you need to be prepared for wet weather with a plan to minimize nitrogen loss risks and protect anhydrous.

Using a urease inhibitor as part of your nitrogen management plan protects your investment, minimize nitrogen loss, and increase nutrient use efficiency.

As you head into harvest, you’ve got a lot to think about. But there’s a looming question that awaits you: What is your input plan for 2021? One thing you can do now to help your crop next spring is to review your nitrogen management plan — don’t be tempted to put it at risk […]

With unpredictable spring weather, protecting your nitrogen investment is critical to your overall yield potential.

Producers use nitrogen stabilizers to give their applied fertilizer more time to work into the soil, so plants access nutrients when they need them most.

Including nitrogen stabilization, such as ANVOL, in your planting plan is a valuable management tool to help increase your crop’s nitrogen use efficiency.

As you begin to make plans for this year’s fall anhydrous ammonia applications, consider the best-practice recommendations of a fellow grower.

With unpredictable spring weather, protecting your nitrogen investment is critical to your overall yield potential. Environmental factors such as soil moisture, temperature, pH, and compaction can all play a role in nitrogen loss. Managing your soil pH, timing your anhydrous UAN application for optimum soil conditions and using a nitrification inhibitor are all good management […]