Products in Fiber Crops: Chelating Agent

C.A.L.F.A.® is a proprietary blend of 40% nature-based carboxylic acid solution designed to release soil nutrients into plant available forms during critical plant growth and development stages. This product enhances calcium, phosphate, and micronutrient uptake while solubilizing and leaching sodium in high sodium soils. C.A.L.F.A. can help improve nutrient uptake efficiency by increasing nutrient availability and can be particularly effective in cool, wet soil conditions. The addition of C.A.L.F.A. to the soil surrounding the root zone can release these nutrients to be utilized for plant development.

Buffer P.S. is a blend of buffering agents designed to adjust the pH of alkaline waters and minimize hydrolysis of pesticides, which tend to decompose in alkaline spray solutions. Buffer P.S. also affects the wetting and spreading characteristics of a spray solution.

ReQuest is designed to improve the application and efficacy of pesticide sprays. It contains sequestrants and chelating agents to reduce the effects of hard water anions. It also contains ammoniacal nitrogen. ReQuest can be used as a liquid replacement and/or supplement to ammonium sulfate.

Buffer Xtra Strength is a blend of concentrated buffering and conditioning agents designed to adjust the pH of alkaline waters, condition spray water and minimize hydrolysis of pesticides, which tend to decompose in alkaline spray solutions. Buffer Xtra Strength is especially effective in buffering spray solutions used in high-volume spray applications, with extremely hard water or with spray mixes containing alkaline components.

standoutStandout delivers protected, consistent enzymes into the soil to help maximize your fertility program. The stabilized enzymes in Standout activate biological processes in the soil that optimize the soil microbial community. This can result in increased availability for higher quality and yields.

Buffer P.S. is a blend of buffering agents designed to adjust the pH of alkaline waters and minimize hydrolysis of pesticides, which tend to decompose in alkaline spray solutions. Buffer P.S. also affects the wetting and spreading characteristics of a spray solution.