As each year brings unique challenges for growers, the need for new technologies to protect crops and maximize inputs increases. These new Helena products are uniquely designed to stand up to changing agronomic conditions.

Brandt products continue to gain approval for use with dicamba and 2,4-D herbicides.

The company says the technology opens the door for foliar application of specific nutrients, including calcium, which was considered ineffective because it did not readily translocate through the plant to the root zone.

Soybean yield enhancement is tied to whether the plant is deficient in micronutrients. The best way to determine hidden hunger is with a simple plant tissue test.

This article summarizes the results from on-farm soybean foliar fertilizer trials conducted in Michigan over the past five years, conducted by the Soybean Management and Research Technology(SMaRT) project, a partnership between Michigan State University Extension (MSUE) and the Michigan Soybean Promotion Committee.