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IMPORTANT REASONS TO FALL-APPLY ESN SMART NITROGEN

No matter when you apply it, ESN® SMART NITROGEN® is a proven performer. Its urea granule is encapsulated in a polyurethane coating that protects your nitrogen with a controlled release that better matches plant demand.

But if you're looking for more convenience, fall may be the ideal time to apply ESN. You'll:

1

Have one less (big!) chore next spring.

You've got enough to do come spring. You'll appreciate not having to worry about applying, and your fall-applied N is safe in the ground until spring. ESN won't release in cold or frozen soil.

2

Get ahead of erratic spring weather.

Wet and unsettled conditions can mean fertilization and planting delays. When you fall-apply ESN, your N is already in the ground!

3

Avoid the hassles and safety risks of anhydrous ammonia.

ESN is easy and safe to apply. The trials show time and again how ESN outperforms anhydrous ammonia.

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4

Get superior performance.

It's what matters most. In-the-field trials consistently show that fall applied N leads to bigger, healthier yields.

The results?

Add it up, and fall-applying ESN looks like a smart decision. Want proof? Here's a sampling of studies showing the superior performance of fall-applied ESN.

Winter wheat

Protect Your Winter Wheat Nitrogen Investment with ESN Smart Nitrogen. See the study.

Corn

Fall applied ESN out performs ammonia by 24 bu/acre. See the study.

Canola

Research shows that fall band-applied ESN out-yielded fall band-applied urea. See the study.

See more studies here.

Ready to get started?

Contact your local ESN representative.

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