SoyGreen® Liquid
- Timing:
Foliar - Nutrient Type:
Micronutrient - Formulation:
Liquid
SoyGreen - Superior Iron Chelation Technology
The patented ortho-ortho Fe EDDHA makes SoyGreen® the only proven iron source for overcoming Iron Deficiency Chlorosis (IDC) in all crops, including soybeans.
- Chelated with the Levesol™ Technology, the patented ortho-ortho EDDHA keeps iron soluble and plant available as a Ferrous (Fe+2) iron
- Improved iron uptake by the roots allows the plant to overcome iron deficiency chlorosis (IDC).
- The Levesol™ technology chelates additional micronutrients in the soil also making them available to the plant
- Can be applied either as an in-furrow application or as an early season foliar spray
Plant Available Iron = Delivers the Genetic Potential
IDC is a soil related issue that’s common on land with high pH levels. Highly alkaline soil can prevent the plant roots from reducing iron into a soluble, plant available form, known as ferrous iron (Fe+2). Additional factors affecting iron availability and plant uptake include high bicarbonates, soluble salts, excess water, high nitrogen (N) or high manganese (Mn). The end result is a lack of iron availability to the plant causing a poor root system, reduced plant vigour and interveinal yellowing on the youngest leaves. SoyGreen will help you fight back against IDC.
- Having the purest form and highest percentage of ortho-ortho EDDHA, Soygreen makes plants strong enough to keep ferrous iron (Fe+2) in its soluble state to overcome iron deficiency chlorosis (IDC).
- The chemistry of ortho-ortho EDDHA in SoyGreen makes other micronutrients in the soil soluble for plant uptake.
- SoyGreen has been proven for over 10 years to grow superior soybeans in areas suffering from IDC and reports an average yield increase of 8.2 bu/ac (105 Trials).
Proven Agronomic Performance
- Data collected from 16 IDC responsive sites from across S. MB., showed that SoyGreen liquid applied at 2 lb Fe/ac (2.5 L/ac) enhanced productivity on average 4.8 bu/ac.
- Foliar SoyGreen treatments (5 trials) from 2016 and 2017 , reported an average yield enhancement of 5.1 bu/ac when compared to untreated soybeans showing IDC symptoms.
Iron deficiency (left) vs. SoyGreen treated (right) in Ile de Chenes, MB (2016) SoyGreen liquid applied in furrow at 2.5 L/ac
Check (left) vs. SoyGreen treated (right) in Kelburn (2017) SoyGreen liquid applied in furrow at 2.5 L/ac
Iron deficiency (left) vs. SoyGreen treated (right) 4.3 bu/ac yield gain. Stonewall, MB (2017) SoyGreen foliar applied at 1.75 L/ac
Technical Info
PRODUCT | ANALYSIS | RATE | TIMING | FORM | PRODUCT SIZE |
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| 1.8% Fe | 2.5*-3.75** L/ac | Soil | Liquid | Case (2x9.46L), 946L |
| 1.8% Fe | 1.75*** L/ac | Foliar | Liquid | Case (2x9.46L), 946L |
| 1.8% Fe | 1.25 L/ac | Soil | Liquid | Case (2x9.46L), 946L |
| 1.8% Fe | 1.25*** L/ac | Foliar | Liquid | Case (2x9.46L), 946L |
* Common rate for northern geographies
** Rate recommended for severe iron deficiency
*** Repeat when chlorosis begins to reapper. Repeat applications have shown better efficacy than a single higher rate application
**** bulk density is 43lb/ft3
Product Recommendations
- SoyGreen liquid can be applied in-furrow or foliar, but research shows that in-furrow applications are the most effective.
- Post-emergent Soygreen liquid applications should be made either before or as soon as IDC symptoms appear.
- If mixing with glyphosate, be sure to use a high quality acidifying water conditioner such as ModipHy.
- Always conduct a jar test if adding products to the Soygreen tank mix.