Farming Video | Can Starter Fertility Make a Difference on Flood-Prone Corn Ground?

23 Jun 26

Sam of the North is testing an AgroLiquid starter fertility program against his standard practice on flood-prone corn ground along the St. Lawrence River. With low phosphorus and potassium levels, this field could provide an interesting look at how different fertility strategies impact early-season performance.

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00:00:00 Hey everyone, here's Sam of the North, finishing the last couple acres of corn, and we're trialing the 00:00:09 AgroLiquid plot here today, where we'll be comparing the AgroLiquid product to my GSP. I'll be trialing 00:00:18 ProGerminator, which is a phosphorus product. There will be three gallon of ProGerm, 00:00:26 then one gallon of Calibrate, and two quarts of Micro 500. We'll compare that to my Grow Standard Gladys. And here we are by the St. 00:00:39 Lawrence River, which is just behind me. And these farms are poorly managed. They tend to flood every year, so 00:00:49 we have to plant them late. So nobody is really taking care of them. So phosphorus is low, potassium is low. 00:01:02 So it will be nice to see 00:01:05.959 --> 00:01:08.339

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