Impel®

BiostimulantNutrition
  • Timing:
    Foliar
  • Nutrient Type:
    Micronutrient
  • Formulation:
    Liquid

Why a Foliar Micronutrient?

Foliar nutrition is an effective practice to address both the peak nutrient demands periods of a crop and if necessary, to correct micronutrient deficiencies.

Even though the plant may require a smaller amount of these nutrients (when compared to macronutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium), it is still essential that the plant does not run short.  It is also critical that the micronutrient levels in the plant still stay in balance with the other nutrients (both macronutrient and secondary) so not to limit the genetic potential of the crop.  If one of these nutrients is out of balance, yield will be lost.

There are a number of benefits when using foliar nutrition that include (but not limited to):

  • The response by the plant to the nutrient being applied is immediate, so imbalances can be corrected immediately.
  • Application rates are to meet the nutritional needs of the plant for 7-10 days, so a much lower rate is required than a soil application.
  • It is easy to get uniform coverage of the nutrient(s) across the entire crop.
  • In most situations, the micronutrient can be combined with an existing pass across the field to optimize your time and cost.

To confirm if a nutrient is out of balance, it is recommended that tissue samples be taken.  The preferred method in tissue sampling is to separate the plant into old new and old leaves and analyze each portion of the plant separately.

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Why Impel?

Impel is the premium line of foliar micronutrients designed to address and overcome specific micronutrient deficiencies in the plant.

  • Four foliar micronutrients available to meet your plant’s needs: Impel Copper, Impel Zinc, Impel Manganese, and Impel Boron.
  • The Impel line is 100% plant available and crop safe.
  • Powered by Convey and Cellburst Technology.
  • Impel improves fertilizer use by increasing the mobility and uptake of the nutrient in the plant.

Proven Agronomic Performance

Proven agronomic performance charts showing difference in yield when using various types of Impel products
  • Both small plot and field demonstration trials have demonstrated a 3 to 13 bu/ac yield increase when both the field and crop are responsive to the targeted nutrient.
  • Impel Boron was applied at either the herbicide timing (BBCH 14-15) or at 10% bloom (BBCH 61) or a combination of these 2 timings. The general rate for these trials was 0.5 to 1.0 qt/ac
  • Impel Manganese was applied at 1 qt/ac with a glyphosate application at the V5 stage.
  • Impel Copper is recommended to be applied at BBCH 14 (herbicide timing) and BBCH 45 (fungicide timing) growth stage, with the recommended rate being 0.5 to 1.0 qt/ac depending upon the tank mix partners.

See the Difference

Zinc Deficiency in Wheat
Visual Signs of Deficiency: Chlorotic lesions turning to necrotic zones on wheat
Manganese Deficiency in Soybeans
Visual Signs of Deficiency: Intervenial chlorosis on the young leaves of soybean plants
Boron Deficiency in Canola
Visual Signs of Deficiency: Distorted leaf growth on the growing points in canola
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Technical Info

PRODUCTANALYSISRATETIMINGFORMPRODUCT SIZE

Boron

5-0-0 -10B + Convey + BA + TE0.5-1.0 qt/acFoliarLiquidCase (2x2.5 gallon), 125 gallon, 250 gallon

Copper

5Cu-2.5S + Convey +BA0.5-1.0 qt/acFoliarLiquidCase (2x2.5 gallon), 125 gallon, 250 gallon

Manganese

5Mn-3S + Convey + BA0.5-1.0 qt/acFoliarLiquidCase (2x2.5 gallon), 125 gallon, 250 gallon

Zinc

9Zn-3.8S + Convey + BA0.5-1.0 qt/acFoliarLiquidCase (2x2.5 gallon), 125 gallon, 250 gallon

Product Recommendations

  • Impel products can be applied throughout the growing season. For efficiency, Impel products can be added with the herbicide and/or fungicide application.
  • Use proper water volume (minimum 10 gallons) to ensure uniform coverage and optimum uptake.
  • Do not spray in the heat of the day or when plants are under moisture stress. Spray in the late evening or early morning. 
  • Tank mix compatibility is impacted by water quality which may vary by location, so conduct a jar test prior to combining Impel with a crop protection product.
  • To view the Impel Line’s SDS and Product Labels please visit www.atpag.com