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Category: Starter Fertilizer

John Breker

Phosphorus Fertilizer Forms: Orthophosphate or Polyphosphate (Ortho-P or Poly-P)

March 27, 2026/in Phosphorus, Starter Fertilizer/by John Breker

This article originally appeared in the AGVISE Laboratories Spring 2024 Newsletter. Each spring, we get questions about what form of phosphate fertilizer is better. The debate over orthophosphate and polyphosphate has raged for decades. Just when we think we have put the issue to bed, it comes up again! These questions originate from the simple […]

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Brent Jaenisch

Start Strong, Finish Strong with Starter Phosphorus

September 23, 2025/in Corn, Phosphorus, Starter Fertilizer/by Brent Jaenisch

This article originally appeared in the AGVISE Laboratories Spring 2025 Newsletter. Cool and wet soil conditions can limit root growth and phosphorus uptake during the early growing growing season. This is why starter phosphorus placed with or near the seed can be so effective in enhancing early plant growth and development. In small grains, starter […]

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John Lee

Starter Fertilizer: Choosing the Right Seed-Safe Rate

March 23, 2021/in Corn, Starter Fertilizer, Wheat/by John Lee

Starter fertilizer placed with or near the seed is essential for vigorous early season growth in grass crops such as corn and wheat. We plant these crops early because we know vigorous early season growth is important to achieving high crop yields. Early planting also means cold soils, and starter fertilizer is necessary to get […]

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John Lee

Starter Fertilizer Display: How low can YOU go?

March 5, 2021/in Canola, Corn, Phosphorus, Soybean, Starter Fertilizer, Sugar Beet, Wheat/by John Lee

When profits are squeezed, more farmers are asking about optimal starter fertilizer rates and how low starter fertilizer rates can be. These questions are the result of wanting to keep fertilizer costs down, to plant as many acres per day as possible, and to take advantage of more efficient, lower rates of banded phosphorus fertilizer […]

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John Lee

Caution: Ammonium Sulfate with Seed

March 4, 2021/in Canola, Fertilizer Placement, Phosphorus, Starter Fertilizer, Sulfur/by John Lee

Seed-placed fertilizer is a common practice to increase seedling vigor and optimize fertilizer placement and crop response. This is a popular strategy to apply phosphorus for canola, corn, and wheat. However, the seed-placed fertilizer rate cannot exceed seed safety limits, otherwise seedling germination and plant population may be reduced. Sulfur is very important in canola […]

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Jodi Boe

Fallow Syndrome: Preventing Phosphorus Problems

March 3, 2021/in Canola, Cover Crop, Phosphorus, Prevented Planting, Soil Health, Starter Fertilizer, Sugar Beet/by Jodi Boe

Producers in the northern Great Plains and upper Midwest need to consider the risk of fallow syndrome in their crop nutrition plans. You are probably asking, what is “fallow syndrome” and why should I care? After all, summer fallow is not that common anymore! But the greater number of Prevented Planting acres in 2019 and […]

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