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You invest in fertility. Give your soil biology a bigger role.
Fertilizer is only part of the story. Soil microbes and natural nutrient-moving processes influence how much of that investment can reach growing roots. AgZyme is designed to support those processes beneath the surface.
Explore the opportunity ↓What if the next opportunity is already in your soil?
Roots depend on a living soil system. You’ve already invested in those nutrients. But having them in the soil doesn’t mean your crop is getting their full value. AgZyme targets the biological side of that equation—supporting natural processes involved in nutrient cycling and movement toward roots.
Already using a humic product you like? Keep it. AgZyme adds an enzyme-focused approach to supporting soil biology, so you can build on your existing program without replacing what is already working.
Before adding more to the acre, take a closer look at what the acre can already put to work.
Work with the living soil.
AgZyme is designed to support the microbial processes that help the soil function as a living system.
More than fertilizer alone.
Microbes, water and roots help determine how nutrients move through the soil and toward the crop.
Build on the fertility program you already have.
AgZyme adds a biological-support approach without asking you to abandon the investments already in place.
Three pathways move nutrients toward the roots.
Root interception, mass flow and diffusion are natural routes by which nutrients reach crops. AgZyme is formulated to support soil microbial activity associated with nutrient cycling; these pathways help explain why biology and soil conditions matter.
Growing roots contact nutrients in the soil.
Dissolved nutrients move toward roots with water.
Nutrients move through soil solution in response to concentration differences.
Performance worth paying attention to.
At NDSU’s Carrington location, AgZyme treatments in the supplied study were associated with corn yield increases of 13.2 and 15.0 bushels per acre compared with their respective checks. The study also examined AgZyme at Prospect, North Dakota.
Those differences are specific to the study treatments and conditions. For Humble Ag, the bigger question is how to use research and field comparisons to identify opportunity in your own acres.
Study and technical information
NDSU · Carrington, ND AgZyme corn field evaluation — supplied study summary.
NDSU · Prospect, ND Additional field evaluation described in the same study summary.
AgConcepts — AgZyme product overview
More potential is already beneath your feet.
Your next growing season starts with decisions you’re making today. Make soil biology part of the plan, and explore what AgZyme could bring to your acres.
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