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    Advanced Crop Nutrition Can Unlock Better Soil Health
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    K-Mag
    Increased yield with a small amount of K-Mag in the blend
    45
    lbs lint/ac
    2 Years of data
    Article
    Sulfate Sulfur vs. Elemental Sulfur Part I: There’s a Difference
    - Sulfate-Sulfur is the only form of S the plant can utilize. - Element...
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    Potassium Magnesium Sulfate: Langbeinite
    Langbeinite is a unique source of plant nutrition, since three essential...
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    Soil Fertility and Compaction
    Plant experts often say that high yields of good quality crops don’t res...
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    Sulfur Nutrition of Cotton
    Sulfur is an essential component of two amino acids, methionine and cyst...
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    The Increasing Need For Supplemental Sulfur
    The first occurrences of sulfur (S) deficiency in corn were reported in ...
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    Sulfur’s Role in Soybean Success
    Building soybean fertility is a process that starts from the ground up. ...
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    K-Mag® Safety Data Sheet
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    K-Mag® Premium Data Sheet
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    K-Mag® Standard Data Sheet
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    K-Mag® Special Standard Data Sheet
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    K-Mag® Granular Data Sheet
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    GHS Label
    K-Mag® GHS Product Label
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    Carbon Storage & Benefit
    Carbon Storage and the Benefits to Agricultural Soils Carbon (C), especially carbon d...
    Availability of Phosphorus Fertilizer
    A recent study of phosphorus (P) reaction to dry and wet soils offers insight about the fate and availabi...
    Looking Beyond the Big Three in Soybeans
    Research Provides Needed Soybean Nutritional Information The objective of a re...
    Macronutrients for ‘Macro’ Soybean Yields
    Soybean Production in a New Era While soybeans were introduced to the United States i...
    Magnesium for Balanced Crop Nutrition
    Magnesium (Mg) is one of three secondary macronutrients, along with calcium and sulfur, required for bala...
    Maximize Yields and Sulfur Availability
    Match Sulfur Supply to Your Corn Crop's Needs Corn growers need balanced crop nutriti...
    The Impact of High Yields on Deficient Soils
    Since 1980, corn yields have increased by more than 1.8 bu/ac per year. Soybean and wheat yields have inc...
    Performance Acre™ – Corn Balanced Cro...
    Increased yield with Aspire + K-Mag over Aspire
    4.2
    bu/ac
    3 Years of data
    K-Mag
    Increased yield with a small amount of K-Mag in the blend
    26
    cwt/ac
    2 Years of data
    K-Mag
    Increased yield with a small amount of K-Mag in the blend
    5.2
    bu/ac
    3 Years of data
    Sugarbeet Fertility – AgriFacts
    Yield advantage
    12
    %
    3 Years of data
    Corn Blend Study – AgriFacts
    Increased yield with K-Mag
    4.5
    bu/ac
    2 Years of data
    Potato Study – AgriFacts
    Increased yield with K-Mag
    29
    cwt/ac
    2 Years of data
    Soybean Blend Study – AgriFacts
    Increased yield with K-Mag
    2.2
    bu/ac
    2 Years of data
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    The Basics of Balanced Crop Nutrition
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    Second(ary) to None: Magnesium’s Underrated Role
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    Are You Using the Best Fertilizer Products to Achieve Balanced Crop Nutrition?
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    Why K is the Key for High Quality Crop Nutrition
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