Even though spring just started, it’s never too early to plan for maximum crop nutrition this year. Once you spot signs of nutrient deficiencies – often first noticed by leaf color and growth shape – your potential yield is already diminished.
Boost crop nutrition all season long with the following steps:
- Check your soil pH levels: Before planting, get a gauge of your soil’s pH. This number, which measures the acidity and alkalinity in soils, should generally fall between 5.5 and 7.5. Determine soil pH via your soil test results or a digital reader.
- Replace lost nutrients: Following stressful 2023 weather conditions, make sure your soil is in a good starting spot. Replace key nutrients that may be deficient for canola and wheat to produce their best.
- Actively monitor nutrition all season: Through methods such as a visual assessment, soil test or tissue test, you can learn how the plant is performing nutritionally, and adjust accordingly.
Get ahead of nutritional needs with a high-performing fertilizer application.
Mosaic MicroEssentials® provides the phosphorus, nitrogen, sulfur and zinc that crops need to thrive.
In one small-yet-mighty granule, your crops benefit from uniform nutrient distribution, greater nutrient uptake and season-long sulfur availability. |
