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I believe that you, as well as many other farmers, are looking for ways to improve your soil. Some of the soil-building practices being implemented are:
Planting a cover crop
No till farming
Minimal tillage farming
Leaving crop residue in the field
Because peanuts
traditionally require many chemical applications
which can harm the soil, trying to improve the
soil can feel like fighting a losing battle.
Until today!
1. How about a biostimulant that brings the
soil back to life, and as it does, helps with
both compaction and the displacement of harmful nematodes?
2.
How about a foliar fertilizer that replaces
fungicides?
At AG-USA, our mission is to help farmers bring healing to their land, while increasing productivity. We finally have been able to put together an amazing program for peanuts that costs less while offering better yields!
We are looking for 20 peanut farmers who would like to use our program on a trial basis on a minimum of 15 acres. From these, we will choose 2 or 3 who are willing to work with an independent research firm to confirm results. All 20 farmers will receive discounted pricing for the acres they plant with the AG-USA program.
1. Our biostimulant,
MycorrPlus-A, helps to produce a huge root mass
as it takes out compaction and highly structures
the soil. It is also a great inoculant, for
superior nodulation. Mycorrhizal fungi help to
free up phosphorus in the soil and transport it
straight into the root of the plant. No
phosphorus shortage! MycorrPlus-A helps to
foster mycorrhizae, which help maximize carbon
sequestration, which is the best way to build
soil organic matter!
MycorrPlus-A is mixed with
water and applied in the row. It is also
broadcast in the fall when planting a cover crop
and applied after herbicide applications.
2. AG-USA’s
SupressPlus is
a foliar fertilizer that replaces Headline,
Bravo and other fungicides. Over 200 farmers
have used it in place of Bravo.
SupressPlus contains chloride. Studies conducted
by various agencies, including the USDA, show
the suppression of plant diseases through
chloride applications. Chloride research has
shown that it plays an important role in
suppression of fungal leaf and root diseases.
Peanuts without SupressPlus
Peanuts with SupressPlus
Fungicides can be
very damaging to life in the soil. SupressPlus
feeds soil life while it nurtures and feeds the plant. It
can be applied by sprayer, or applied through the pivot
at 1/10th inch water per acre.
A good
foliar feed like SupressPlus will balance the need for secondary and
micronutrients as well as supply primary
nutrients.
SupressPlus can be used to
boost plant health throughout all stages of
growth. It contains 76 trace minerals and
micronutrients, including iron, boron, manganese
and cobalt, which increase plant carbon energy,
speeding up growth and increasing peanut
production.
How much does AG-USA’s
peanut program cost? Less than you think!
1. MycorrPlus-A: apply:
1 to 2
quarts/acre in the fall after harvest;
2
quarts in the row, mixed with water;
1
quart around 5 weeks postemergence.
$80/gal. by bucket, $71/gal. by
tote. MycorrPlus-A is also a world class
inoculant for peanuts, for great nodulation!
2. SupressPlus: apply 2 quarts
preventative or 1 gallon as a treatment every 1 to 2
weeks. Sells for $40/gal. by the bucket and
$38/gal. by the tote.
This peanut program helps improve the soil while cutting costs and potentially improving yields. Be a part of our trial in 2021 and save a whopping 20%!
The AG-USA Peanut Program:
Taking good care of our microbes can highly structure the soil, taking out compaction and hardpan, while improving moisture retention.
Call 1-888-588-3139, ext. 6 to speak to Preston Haag of AG-USA.
Email Preston at preston@ag-usa.net
Read the article below and let it inspire you with the possibilities
Dr. Christine Jones has written an exceptional article which was published in the March, 2015 issue of AcresUSA. This article does a great job of explaining how MrcorrPlus-A is able to accomplish all it does. Click here to read her article.
In her interview, Dr. Christine Jones explains the best way to increase the amount of carbon (sugars) the plant exudes through the roots into the soil, and how this is a wonderful way to increase the RFV and brix of the plant.
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