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Onion Crop Nutrition Program

POWER2GRO PERFORMANCE 

Increases yields through targeted nutrient applications by:

  • Provides key nutrients and enzymatic-based biologicals at key growth stages.

  • Optimize uptake and promote overall plant health and uniformity.

  • Enhances the mobility of applied phosphorus with organic carriers and acids to get deeper in the root zone.

  • Provides energy to drive root growth.

  • Targets photosynthetic efficiency and protects from crown rot diseases with applied manganese.

  • Increases water surface infiltration and penetration throughout the soil profile to protect from salt sensitivity.

Onion Crop Nutrition Program

Boost nutrient utilization.

The customized macro, micro, and biological blends of the POWER2GRO Onion System, improve a plant’s ability to absorb key nutrients at vital growth stages. Plants can then make use of increased nutrient.

 

Promote vigorous root growth.

Early root development is critical for onions to reach full potential and resist adverse conditions. The POWER2GRO Corn System stimulates early root expression to give your onions the best chance to reach harvest with less setbacks and increased yields.

 

Optimize nutrient timing & delivery.

The POWER2GRO proprietary nutrient timing model and injection methods allow for maximum efficiency of applied nutrients to improve plant performance and increase production. 

 

Improve soil health.

The condition of your soil dramatically affects the yield potential of the crops you grow. The POWER2GRO Onion System builds carbon levels, increases soil porosity, and improves water permeability and retention for healthier soils that grow stronger, better producing plants. 

 

Adopt a system-based approach.

By improving soil and plant health, the POWER2GRO Onion System provides a strong foundation for year-round, system-based farming practices while maintaining or increasing yields and decreasing the cost per unit produced at the same time. The POWER2GRO Onion System allows for the adoption of minimum-tillage practices, and the implementation of cover crops and rotational grazing, making system-based farming not only possible but practical.

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