Liquid fertilizers are designed for efficient, uniform nutrient delivery when timing and performance matter most. They are commonly used in crop nutrition programs because they’re easy to handle, mix, and apply through many standard farming systems. Liquid products also make it simple to fine-tune fertility based on crop stage, field conditions, and specific nutrient needs.
PhosPro 225 (2-25-4) is a low-salt, highly efficient phosphorus solution designed for in-furrow or banded placement at planting. Its uniform formulation allows for consistent application and reliable nutrient availability near the developing root system. By placing phosphorus where roots can access it quickly, PhosPro 225 (2-25-4) supports early root growth, improves nutrient use efficiency, and enhances stand establishment, especially in cool or challenging soils. This precision approach helps drive early productivity and long-term yield performance.
PKPro 512 (5-12-12) provides a concentrated source of phosphorus and potassium to support energy transfer, nutrient movement, and reproductive development. Designed for starter and in-season application, it delivers key nutrients during periods of high crop demand. Its refined formulation improves availability while minimizing salt stress, helping maintain crop performance under yield-building conditions. By supporting grain fill and plant strength, PKPro 512 (5-12-12) helps protect yield potential and maximize economic return.
PurCarb 40 (5-0-10) is a dry, water-soluble concentrate of low-molecular-weight organic acids engineered for situations requiring increased chelation and nutrient mobility. Its refined formulation improves compatibility with fertilizers and micronutrients while supporting root uptake and internal nutrient movement. Designed for both soil and in-season applications, PurCarb 40 (5-0-10) helps improve fertilizer efficiency under high pH, low organic matter, or stress-prone conditions. The result is improved nutrient performance and greater crop consistency throughout the growing season.