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1 8030 Main Street, NE Phone: Toll Free: Fax: foliar nutrients The Dextro-Lac process creates a foliar potassium product that can quickly penetrate plant tissue - leaves, buds, fruit skin and bark. Nutrient uptake happens directly through the cell walls. Once inside the cell, the potassium polysaccharide molecule is easily metabolized and mobilized by the plant system. your Agro-K dealer before using this product. have any questions regarding mixing or application rates contact provide all nutrients normally required by agricultural crops. If you supplement standard ground fertility programs and will not by itself temperature is above 85 F/30 C. Foliar fertilization is intended to late afternoon. Do not apply during the sunlight hours when air for thorough coverage. For best results, spray in early morning or 6 quarts per acre (5 to 15 liters per hectare) with sufficient water Agro-K s Potassium Finishing Solution, a foliar macronutrient, is derived from potassium carbonate. A series of proprietary manufacturing processes are used to separate the potassium from the carbonate molecule and link it to a polysaccharide molecule creating a nutrient product linked to a sugar base. The term Dextro-Lac is used to convey the process and resulting product. Potassium Finishing Solution is intended for foliar use. Apply 2 to Directions For Use 10, 20 and 200 liter 1, 2.5, 5, 55 and 250 gallon Availability Potassium Carbonate Derived From Potassium (K2O) 24.0% Guaranteed Analysis THE DEXTRO-LAC ADVANTAGE Science-Driven Nutrition SM Potassium finishing solution fertilizer tech sheet 135

2 8030 Main Street, NE Phone: Toll Free: Fax: Apply 2 to 4 quarts per acre (4 to 10 liters/ hectare) per application. Apply the first application days prior to harvest. Repeat application days before harvest necessary. Potatoes, Onions and Other Vegetable Root, Bulb or Tuber Crops Apply 2 to 4 quarts per acre (4 to 10 liters/hectare) per application. Apply the first application 30 days prior to harvest. Repeat application in 14 days if necessary. Subsequent applications can be made throughout the harvest period at day intervals as needed to improve fruit size, color, sugar and quality. Apply 2 to 4 quarts per acre (4 to 10 liters/hectare) per application. Apply the first application 30 days prior to harvest. Repeat application in 14 days if necessary. Subsequent applications can be made throughout the harvest period at day intervals as needed to improve fruit size, color, sugar and quality. Citrus and Avocados In case of spring frosts, apply KDL at 2 to 4 quarts per acre (4 to 10 liters/ hectare) within 36 hours of frost event to improve plant tolerance to cold. If day time temperatures remain below 60ºF and subsequent frost events happen within 3-4 days of the first event re-application is not necessary. If daytime temperatures are above 60ºF and or subsequent frost events happen more than 4 days after the first event, reapply at 2 to 4 quarts per acre (4 to 10 liters/hectare) within 36 hours of subsequent frost event. Strawberries Apply 2 to 4 quarts per acre (4 to 10 liters/hectare) per application. Apply the first application 30 days prior to harvest. Repeat application in 14 days if necessary. Subsequent applications can be made throughout the harvest period at day intervals as needed to improve fruit size, color, sugar and quality. Frost Control Apply 2 to 4 quarts per acre (4 to 10 liters/hectare) per application as needed to correct nutrient deficiencies. Corn, Beans and Peas Apples, Pears and Other Pome Fruits Apply 2 to 3 quarts per acre (4 to 7 liters/ hectare) days prior to harvest. Apply 2 to 4 quarts per acre (4 to 10 liters/hectare) per application. Apply the first application 30 days prior to harvest. Repeat application in 14 days if necessary. Subsequent applications can be made throughout the harvest period at day intervals as needed to improve fruit size, color, sugar and quality. Lettuce, Spinach and Other Leafy Vegetables as well as Broccoli, Cauliflower and Other Brassica Varieties Apply 1 to 3 quarts per acre (2 to 7 liters/hectare) per application. Apply the first application 30 days prior to harvest. Repeat application in 14 days if necessary. Do not apply on plum, peaches and other stone fruit varieties that are sensitive to alkaline staining. Blueberries, Raspberries, Blackberries and Other Caneberries Apply 2 to 4 quarts per acre (4 to 10 liters/hectare) per application. Apply the first application 30 days prior to harvest. Repeat application in 14 days if necessary. Subsequent applications can be made throughout the harvest period at 14 day intervals as needed to improve fruit size, color, sugar and quality. Plums, Peaches, Cherries and Other Stone Fruits Apply 2 to 4 quarts per acre (4 to 10 liters/hectare) per application. Apply the first application 30 days prior to harvest. Repeat application in 14 days if necessary. Apply 2 to 4 quarts per acre (4 to 10 liters/ hectare) per application. Apply the first application at veraison. Repeat application in days. Subsequent applications can be made after rains or if brix levels become stuck. Timing application for a warm sunny day can increase the efficacy. Use caution when applying on grapes that are being water stressed through deficit irrigation to avoid berry shrivel. Tomatoes, Peppers, Cucumbers Almonds, Walnuts and Other Nut Crops Grapes suggested uses fertilizer tech sheet 136

3 Specialty Products 5372 M MiCronutrient CM MiCro Starter Derived From: Ammonium Hydroxide, Manganese Sulfate and Zinc Oxide MEHERRIN CM Micro-Starter is designed for soil applications. MEHERRIN CM Micro- Starter can be used in soil starter and pop-up applications and again at later crop stages as needed. MEHERRIN CM Micro-Starter helps correct or prevent micronutrient deficiencies. Proper nutrient management will help maximize crop quality and yield. Directions for Commercial Use: Soil Use: Apply 1 to 6 pints per acre. MEHERRIN CM Micro-Starter can be applied pre-plant, at planting and at later crop stages via irrigation or during side-dress applications for row crops and via drip or other irrigation methods for fruit and vegetable crops. Mixing: MEHERRIN CM Micro-Starter is splash compatible with most starter fertilizers like and Good agitation is recommended to assure uniform mixing. MEHERRIN CM Micro-Starter is splash mix compatible with orthophosphate based starter fertilizers, but mixes with orthophosphate fertilizers should be applied within 24 hours of mixing. DO NOT store or allow mixes to sit for longer than 24 hours as sedimentation may occur with some blends. MEHERRIN CM Micro-Starter is compatible with most insecticides and fungicides. A compatibility check is recommended. Check with your field representative for specific recommendations. Guaranteed analysis: Nitrogen 6.0% 6.0% Ammoniacal Nitrogen Sulfur (S) 3.5% Manganese (Mn) 4.0% 4.0% Water Soluble Manganese Zinc (Zn) 2.0% Warranty 1.-The manufacturer guarantees and warrants that the content and the total net weight are as stated within lawful limits. 2.-Liability of under this warranty or otherwise shall be limited to refund of the purchase price and such refund is expressly agreed by the buyer to be the exclusive remedy. makes no other expressed or implied guarantee, warranty or representation, including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a purpose. shall not be liable for direct consequential or incidental damages. No modifications of this warranty and the disclaimers herein are authorized or valid unless expressed in writing and signed by. Net Wgt 51.25/5gals Item #

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5 M i C r o n u t r i e n t t e C h S h e e t cm Micro Starter CM Micronutrients utilize a unique MicroKey chelating system that gives maximum mixing flexibility in starter fertilizers along with faster plant availability than the more slowly available, stronger chelating agents like EDTA and at considerably less cost. MicroKey nutrients are broken soon after they are applied in the root zone, making the protected micronutrient available to the growing plant root, unlike EDTA chelation that bonds elemental minerals so persistently that the nutrients are not available for immediate uptake by plant roots, chelation bonds must be broken for uptake by the roots and preferably soon after application when tiny seedlings need the applied nutrients most. With MicroKey chelation, the bonds are sufficient to allow stable mixing with phosphate fertilizers and prevent precipitation of the nutrients from the solution, but they more easily broken than EDTA bonds once the solution is applied to the root zone. CM Micronutrient products become available to the crop soon after application so seedlings and emerging roots get off to a more vigorous start with a balanced feeding of nutrition. With CM Micronutrients, growers get the worry-free flexibility to choose the best type of phosphate fertilizer to use in their system, alone or in a blend, along with the CM Micronutrient products to provide the key nutrients a young crop needs to flourish. CM Micro Starter provides nitrogen, zinc, sulfur, and manganese in a chelated form that mixes easily with phosphate fertilizers. It is designed for soil applications as starter or pop-up, with timings of pre-plant or at planting/in-furrow. It also can be used again at later crop stages as needed, via irrigation or during side-dress applications for row crops such as corn, soybeans, cotton, and wheat, or via drip or other irrigation for fruit and vegetable crops. CM Micro Starter is applied at 1 to 6 pints per acre. It is splash mix compatible with most starter fertilizers, including orthophosphates. Good agitation is recommended to assure uniform mixing. 2.5, 250 and bulk Package Sizes Ammonium Hydroxide, Manganese Sulfate and Zinc Oxide Derived From Nitrogen (N) 6.0% 6.0% Ammoniacal Nitrogen Sulfur (S) 3.5% Manganese (Mn) 4.0% 4.0% Water Soluble Manganese Zinc (Zn) 2.0% Guaranteed Analysis M Micronutrient 139

6 M i C r o n u t r i e n t t e C h S h e e t directions For Commercial use Soil Use: Apply 1 to 6 pints per acre. MEHERRIN CM Micro-Starter can be applied pre-plant, at planting and at later crop stages via irrigation or during side-dress applications for row crops and via drip or other irrigation methods for fruit and vegetable crops. Mixing: MEHERRIN CM Micro-Starter is splash compatible with most starter fertilizers like and Good agitation is recommended to assure uniform mixing. MEHERRIN CM Micro-Starter is splash mix compatible with orthophosphate based starter fertilizers, but mixes with orthophosphate fertilizers should be applied within 24 hours of mixing. DO NOT store or allow mixes to sit for longer than 24 hours as sedimentation may occur with some blends. MEHERRIN CM Micro- Starter is compatible with most insecticides and fungicides. A compatibility check is recommended. Check with your field representative for specific recommendations. row CropS (including but not limited to) Corn, Cotton, beans, peanuts, peas and wheat Soil: Apply 1 to 6 pints/ac. by itself or in combination with any starter or pop-up fertilizer. Product can also be applied with any side-dress applications once crop has emerged. FruitS And VegetAbleS (including but not limited to) tomatoes, peppers, Cucumbers Soil: Apply 1 to 6 pints/ac. Apply pre-plant with liquid fertilizer at ground prep stage or by itself or with starter fertilizer at planting. Alternatively product can also be applied via irrigation. Reapply as needed based on tissue and soil samples. tree CropS (including but not limited to) pecans, Almonds, walnuts and other nut Crops Soil: Apply 1 to 6 pints/ac. through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply based on crop need and soil and tissue analysis. Peak demand for zinc and manganese is early season when leaf, vascular and root development is strongest. plums, peaches, Cherries and other Stone Fruits Soil: Apply 1 to 6 pints/ac. through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply based on crop need and soil and tissue analysis. Peak demand for zinc and manganese is early season when leaf, vascular and root development is strongest. Apples, pears and other pome Fruits Soil: Apply 1 to 6 pints/ac. through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply based on crop need and soil and tissue analysis. Peak demand for zinc and manganese is early season when leaf, vascular and root development is strongest. Citrus and Avocados Soil: Apply 1 to 6 pints/ac. through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply based on crop need and soil and tissue analysis. lettuce, Spinach and other leafy Vegetables as well as broccoli, Cauliflower and other brassica Varieties Soil: Apply 1 to 4 pints/ac. Apply preplant with liquid fertilizer at ground prep stage or by itself or with starter fertilizer at planting. Alternatively product can also be applied via irrigation. Reapply as needed based on tissue and soil samples. potatoes, onions and other Vegetable root, bulb or tuber Crops Soil: Apply 1 to 6 pints/ac. Apply in-furrow with liquid starter. grapes Soil: Apply 1 to 6 pints/ac. through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply based on crop need and soil and tissue analysis. Peak demand for zinc and manganese is early season when leaf, vascular and root development is strongest. raspberries, blackberries and other Caneberries Soil: Apply 1 to 4 pints/ac. through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply based on crop need and soil and tissue analysis. Peak demand for zinc and manganese is early season when leaf, vascular and root development is strongest. Strawberries Soil: Apply 1 to 4 pints/ac. Apply pre-plant with liquid fertilizer at ground prep stage or by itself or with starter fertilizer at planting. Alternatively product can also be applied via irrigation. Reapply as needed based on tissue and soil samples. 140

7 Specialty Products 598 cm 9% Zinc M Micronutrient MEHERRIN CM 9% Zinc is designed for soil applications. MEHERRIN CM 9% Zinc can be used in soil starter and pop-up applications and again at later crop stages as needed. MEHERRIN CM 9% Zinc helps correct or prevent micronutrient deficiencies. Proper nutrient management will help maximize crop quality and yield. Directions for Commercial Use: Soil Use: Apply 0.5 to 4 pints per acre. MEHERRIN CM 9% Zinc can be applied pre-plant, at planting and at later crop stages via irrigation or during side-dress applications for row crops and via drip or other irrigation methods for fruit and vegetable crops. Mixing: MEHERRIN CM 9% Zinc is splash compatible with most starter fertilizers like and Good agitation is recommended to assure uniform mixing. MEHERRIN CM 9% Zinc is splash mix compatible with orthophosphate based starter fertilizers, but mixes with orthophosphate fertilizers should be applied within 24 hours of mixing. DO NOT store or allow mixes to sit for longer than 24 hours as sedimentation may occur with some blends. MEHERRIN CM 9% Zinc is compatible with most insecticides and fungicides. A compatibility check is recommended. Check with your field representative for specific recommendations. Net Wgt lbs/2.5gals Item #598 Guaranteed analysis: Nitrogen 4.0% 4.0% Urea Nitrogen Zinc (Zn) 9.0% Derived From: Ammonium Hydroxide and Zinc Oxide Warranty 1.-The manufacturer guarantees and warrants that the content and the total net weight are as stated within lawful limits. 2.-Liability of under this warranty or otherwise shall be limited to refund of the purchase price and such refund is expressly agreed by the buyer to be the exclusive remedy. makes no other expressed or implied guarantee, warranty or representation, including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a purpose. shall not be liable for direct consequential or incidental damages. No modifications of this warranty and the disclaimers herein are authorized or valid unless expressed in writing and signed by. 141

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9 M i C r o n u t r i e n t t e C h sheet CM 9% Zinc CM Micronutrients utilize a unique MicroKey chelating system that gives maximum mixing flexibility in starter fertilizers along with faster plant availability than the more slowly available, stronger chelating agents like EDTA and at considerably less cost. MicroKey nutrients are broken soon after they are applied in the root zone, making the protected micronutrient available to the growing plant root, unlike EDTA chelation that bonds elemental minerals so persistently that the nutrients are not available for immediate uptake by plant roots, chelation bonds must be broken for uptake by the roots and preferably soon after application when tiny seedlings need the applied nutrients most. With MicroKey chelation, the bonds are sufficient to allow stable mixing with phosphate fertilizers and prevent precipitation of the nutrients from the solution, but they more easily broken than EDTA bonds once the solution is applied to the root zone. CM Micronutrient products become available to the crop soon after application so seedlings and emerging roots get off to a more vigorous start with a balanced feeding of nutrition. With CM Micronutrients, growers get the worry-free flexibility to choose the best type of phosphate fertilizer to use in their system, alone or in a blend, along with the CM Micronutrient products to provide the key nutrients a young crop needs to flourish. CM 9% Zinc prcontains nitrogen and zinc. During formulation, the unique chelation process is applied to yield a chelated plant-available zinc cation. CM 9% Zinc is designed for soil applications as starter or pop-up, with timings of pre-plant or at planting/in-furrow. It also can be used again at later crop stages as needed, via irrigation or during side-dress applications for row crops such as corn, soybeans, cotton, and wheat, or via drip or other irrigation for fruit and vegetable crops. CM 9% Zinc is applied at 0.5 to 4 pints per acre. It is splash mix compatible with most starter fertilizers, including orthophosphates. Good agitation is recommended to assure uniform mixing. When soil analysis and crop needs indicate the need for a high-performance micronutrients in a fertilizer application, the form of micronutrients that a grower selects can help assure nutrient deficiencies are avoided and that roots have access to the nutrients they provide right from the start. CM Micronutrients with MicroKey chelation are the right choice to accomplish that at a favorable cost per acre. 2.5, 250 and bulk Package Sizes Ammonium Hydroxide and Zinc Oxide Derived From Nitrogen 4.0% 4.0% Ammoniacal Nitrogen Zinc (Zn) 9.0% Guaranteed Analysis M MiCronutrient 143

10 M i C r o n u t r i e n t t e C h sheet directions For Commercial use Soil Use: Apply 0.5 to 4 pints per acre. MEHERRIN CM 9% Zinc can be applied pre-plant, at planting and at later crop stages via irrigation or during side-dress applications for row crops and via drip or other irrigation methods for fruit and vegetable crops. Mixing: MEHERRIN CM 9% Zinc is splash compatible with most starter fertilizers like and Good agitation is recommended to assure uniform mixing. MEHERRIN CM 9% Zinc is splash mix compatible with orthophosphate based starter fertilizers, but mixes with orthophosphate fertilizers should be applied within 24 hours of mixing. DO NOT store or allow mixes to sit for longer than 24 hours as sedimentation may occur with some blends. MEHERRIN CM 9% Zinc is compatible with most insecticides and fungicides. A compatibility check is recommended. Check with your field representative for specific recommendations. row Crops (including but not limited to) Corn, Cotton, beans, peanuts, peas and wheat Soil: Apply ½ to 4 pints/ac. by itself or in combination with any starter or pop-up fertilizer. Product can also be applied with any side-dress applications once crop has emerged. Fruits And VegetAbles (including but not limited to) tomatoes, peppers, Cucumbers Soil: Apply ½ to 4 pints/ac. Apply pre-plant with liquid fertilizer at ground prep stage or by itself or with starter fertilizer at planting. Alternatively product can also be applied via irrigation. Reapply as needed based on tissue and soil samples. tree Crops (including but not limited to) pecans, Almonds, walnuts and other nut Crops Soil: Apply ½ to 4 pints/ac. through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply based on crop need and soil and tissue analysis. Peak demand for zinc is early season when leaf, vascular and root development is strongest. plums, peaches, Cherries and other stone Fruits Soil: Apply ½ to 4 pints/ac. through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply based on crop need and soil and tissue analysis. Peak demand for zinc is early season when leaf, vascular and root development is strongest. Apples, pears and other pome Fruits Soil: Apply ½ to 4 pints/ac. through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply based on crop need and soil and tissue analysis. Peak demand for zinc is early season when leaf, vascular and root development is strongest. Citrus and Avocados Soil: Apply ½ to 4 pints/ac. through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply based on crop need and soil and tissue analysis. lettuce, spinach and other leafy Vegetables as well as broccoli, Cauliflower and other brassica Varieties Soil: Apply ½ to 4 pints/ac. Apply preplant with liquid fertilizer at ground prep stage or by itself or with starter fertilizer at planting. Alternatively product can also be applied via irrigation. Reapply as needed based on tissue and soil samples. potatoes, onions and other Vegetable root, bulb or tuber Crops Soil: Apply ½ to 4 pints/ac. Apply in-furrow with liquid starter. grapes Soil: Apply ½ to 4 pints/ac. through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply based on crop need and soil and tissue analysis. Peak demand for zinc is early season when leaf, vascular and root development is strongest. raspberries, blackberries and other Caneberries Soil: Apply ½ to 4 pints/ac. through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply based on crop need and soil and tissue analysis. Peak demand for zinc is early season when leaf, vascular and root development is strongest. strawberries Soil: Apply ½ to 4 pints/ac. Apply pre-plant with liquid fertilizer at ground prep stage or by itself or with starter fertilizer at planting. Alternatively product can also be applied via irrigation. Reapply as needed based on tissue and soil samples. 144

11 Specialty Products 5850 Micro AMP M Micronutrient Directions for Commercial Use: Soil Use: Apply 1 to 2 pints per acre. Micro AMP can be applied pre-plant, at planting and at later crop stages via irrigation or during side-dress applications for row crops and via drip or other irrigation methods for fruit and vegetable crops. Foliar: Apply 1 to 2 pints per acre with sufficient water for thorough coverage. For best results spray in early morning or late afternoon. Do not apply during the sunlight hours when air temperature is above 90 F. Mixing: Micro AMP may be mixed with most fertilizers, insecticides and/or fungicides. A compatibility check is recommended. Check with your field representative for specific recommendations. WARNING: The application of fertilizing materials containing molybdenum (Mo) may result in forage crops containing levels of molybdenum (Mo) which are toxic to ruminant animals. This product contains boron and should be used only in accordance with directions. Improper use may result in injury to crops. Guaranteed analysis: Boron (B) 0.10% Cobalt (Co) 0.10% Copper (Cu) 0.05% Iron (Fe) 0.30% Manganese (Mn) 0.10% 0.10% Water Soluble Manganese Molybdenum (Mo) 0.01% Zinc (Zn) 0.30% Derived From: Iron EDTA, Zinc EDTA, Manganese EDTA, Boric Acid, Copper EDTA, Sodium Molybdate, Cobalt Carbonate Net Wgt 25 lbs/2.5gals Item #5850 Warranty 1.-The manufacturer guarantees and warrants that the content and the total net weight are as stated within lawful limits. 2.-Liability of under this warranty or otherwise shall be limited to refund of the purchase price and such refund is expressly agreed by the buyer to be the exclusive remedy. makes no other expressed or implied guarantee, warranty or representation, including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a purpose. shall not be liable for direct consequential or incidental damages. No modifications of this warranty and the disclaimers herein are authorized or valid unless expressed in writing and signed by. 145

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13 M i C R o AMP tec h sheet Micro AMP Micro AMP Micro AMP is a biological and micronutrient based liquid fertilizer designed to promote root growth, early plant growth and seedling vigor. Micro AMP helps to promote cell division and relieve environmental and physiological stresses during critical crop growth stages. Micro AMP applied to the soil at planting and during early growth stages promotes rapid emergence, seedling vigor and overall root development. Robust root systems enhance a plant s foraging capability and supports strong vegetative growth. When applied in furrow or 2 x 2 in combination with popup or starter fertilizer, Micro AMP encourages root development of young seedlings and enhances the uptake of nutrients, especially in cold, wet soils. Improved early root development enhances water and nutrient uptake, maximizing fertilizer efficiency. Micro AMP foliar sprays can help relieve growth limiting stress, increase flowering, and maximize cell division of forming fruit when applied in advance of or during periods of adverse environmental conditions or when high energy-demanding processes like flowering and early fruit development are taking place. Enhanced flowering and cell division during early fruit development can lead to larger fruit, higher yields and better overall quality. Recommended Cropping systems Micro AMP can be used in a wide range of annual and perennial cropping systems. It is especially effective on the following: Row Crops Alfalfa Corn Cotton Grass and hay crops Peanuts Peas Snap Beans Soybeans Sorghum Tobacco Wheat and grain crops Fruits and Vegetables Blueberry Cucurbits Grapes Leafy greens Onions Peppers Potatoes Strawberries Squash Tomato Watermelon Micro AMP is easy to incorporate into a wide range of fertility programs. It can be applied in pop-ups, starters, in-furrow, 2 x 2, side-dress, and as a foliar spray after crop emergence. It can also be added to water runs and injected through center pivots or drip irrigation systems. Micro AMP is most effective when applied early season to assist in strong emergence and root establishment, or when applied during periods of physiological stress, especially around the flowering and reproductive stages of growth. Package Sizes 2.5, 250 and bulk Derived From Iron EDTA, Zinc EDTA, Manganese EDTA, Boric Acid, Copper EDTA, Sodium Molybdate and Cobalt Carbonate Guaranteed Analysis Boron (B) 0.10% Cobalt (Co) 0.10% Copper (Cu) 0.05% Iron (Fe) 0.30% Manganese (Mn) 0.10% 0.10% Water Soluble Manganese Molybdenum (Mo) 0.01% Zinc (Zn) 0.30% S/F StArter/FoliAr 147

14 M i C R o AMP tec h sheet Recommended Applications & Rates Micro AMP is designed for both soil applications and as a post emergent foliar spray. It mixes easily with most common fertilizers, pesticides and soil amendments. The recommended rate is 4-16 oz/ac. (1 gallon for 8 or 10 acres). Row CRoPs (including but not limited to) Corn, Cotton, beans, Peanuts, Peas and wheat Soil: Apply 12.8 to 16 oz/ac. by itself or in combination with starter or pop-up fertilizer in any application process. Product can also be applied with any side-dress applications once crop has emerged. Foliar: Apply (1 gallon for acres) at early growth stages, just prior to or at flowering, or just prior to environmental stress. tree CRoPs (including but not limited to) Pecans, Almonds, walnuts and other nut Crops Soil: Apply oz/ac through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply in early spring and/or post harvest. Foliar: Apply (1 gallon for acres) just prior to or at early flowering. Application can be repeated in 14 days. Plums, Peaches, Cherries and other stone Fruits Soil: Apply oz/ac through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply in early spring and/or post harvest. Foliar: Apply (1 gallon for acres) just prior to or at early flowering. Application can be repeated in 14 days. Apples, Pears and other Pome Fruits Soil: Apply oz/ac through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply in early spring and/or post harvest. Foliar: Apply (1 gallon for acres) just prior to or at early flowering. Application can be repeated in 14 days. Citrus and Avocados Soil: Apply oz/ac through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply in early spring or and/or post harvest. Foliar: Apply (1 gallon for acres) just prior to or at early flowering. Application can be repeated in 14 days. FRuits And VegetAbles (including but not limited to) tomatoes, Peppers, Cucumbers Soil: Apply oz/ac pre-plant with fertilizer at ground prep stage or by itself or with starter fertilizer at planting. Can also be applied via irrigation. Can re-apply through irrigation at 4-6 oz/ac on a day schedule during the season. Foliar: Apply (1 gallon for acres) just prior to or at early flowering. Application can be repeated in days. lettuce, spinach and other leafy Vegetables as well as broccoli, Cauliflower and other brassica Varieties Soil: Apply oz/ac pre-plant with fertilizer at ground prep stage or by itself or with starter fertilizer at planting. Can also be applied via irrigation. Can re-apply through irrigation at 4-6 oz/ac on a day schedule during the season. Foliar: Apply (1 gallon for acres) early season to promote early growth. DO NOT apply during periods of heat stress. Potatoes, onions and other Vegetable Root, bulb or tuber Crops Soil: Apply oz/ac in furrow with starter fertilizer. grapes Soil: Apply oz/ac through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply in early spring and/or post harvest. Foliar: Apply 6-8 oz/ac during early shoot development. Apply 2 pts/ac when young flower clusters are 1-3 in length oz/ac. immediately pre-bloom. Raspberries, blackberries and other Caneberries Soil: Apply oz/ac through irrigation or band spray and water into the soil. Apply in early spring and/or post harvest. Foliar: Apply 6-8 oz/ac during early shoot development. Re-apply at early flowering. Can repeat application in days. strawberries Soil: Apply oz/ac pre-plant with fertilizer at ground prep stage or by itself or with starter fertilizer at planting. Can also be applied via irrigation. Can re-apply through irrigation at 4-6 oz/ac on a day schedule during the season. Foliar: Apply (1 gallon for acres) early season to promote early growth. Re-apply at first flowering. 148

15 Specialty Products 1012 powered by Sysstem PAK and Micro AMP Nutri-Max with micronutrients F Foliar Directions for Commercial Use: Nutri-Max is intended for foliar use. Apply 1 quart to 3 gallons per acre with sufficient water for thorough coverage. For best results, spray in early morning or late afternoon. Exercise caution when deciding whether to apply when temperatures reach 90F or above. Phytotoxicity of any foliar application increases with temperature. Seek advice of your crop advisor prior to application if you have any questions regarding application in specific environmental conditions. Foliar fertilization is intended to supplement standard soil fertility programs and will not by itself provide all nutrients normally required by agricultural crops. If you have any questions regarding mixing or application rates contact your crop advisor before using this product. Warning: The application of fertilizing materials containing molybdenum (Mo) may result in forage crops containing levels of molybdenum (Mo) which are toxic to ruminant animals. This product contains boron and should be used only in accordance with directions. Improper use may result in injury to crops. Avoid freezing. Guaranteed analysis: Total Nitrogen (N) 10.0% 10.0% Urea Nitrogen Available Phosphate (P 2 O5) 8.0% Soluble Potash (K 2 O) 8.0% Boron (B) 0.02% Iron (Fe) 0.1% 0.1% Chelate Iron (Fe) Manganese (Mn) 0.05% 0.0% Water Soluble Manganese Molybdenum (Mo) 0.004% Zinc (Zn) 0.1% Derived From: Urea, Phosphoric Acid, Potassium Hydroxide, Potassium Phosphite, Zinc EDTA, Iron EDTA, Manganese EDTA, Boric Acid, Ammonium Molybdate and Seaweed Extract Net Wgt lbs/2.5gals Item #1012 Warranty 1.-The manufacturer guarantees and warrants that the content and the total net weight are as stated within lawful limits. 2.-Liability of under this warranty or otherwise shall be limited to refund of the purchase price and such refund is expressly agreed by the buyer to be the exclusive remedy. makes no other expressed or implied guarantee, warranty or representation, including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a purpose. shall not be liable for direct consequential or incidental damages. No modifications of this warranty and the disclaimers herein are authorized or valid unless expressed in writing and signed by. 149

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17 N u t r i - M A x tech S h e e t powered by Sysstem PAK and Micro AMP Nutri-Max with micronutrients Nutri-Max Nutri-Max powered by Sysstem Pak and Micro AMP - is a specially formulated broad-spectrum premium grade liquid plant food containing an extensive list of essential macro and micronutrients. The combined action of Sysstem Pak and Micro AMP provide rapid uptake to correct nutrient imbalances quickly and relieve plant stress in challenging environmental conditions. Nutri-Max can be used on multiple crops in conjunction with a soil fertility program to manage your specific crops nutrient levels. Nutri-Max has excellent crop safety. Formulated from 100% plant available orthophosphate, the low salt index foliar safe liquid is produced with food grade ingredients for unparalleled purity, quality and crop safety. Consult your local crop advisor for more details on recommended rates and crop specific application timings. crop rate Application timing Subsequent Number of Application timing Subsequent timings Cotton, Peanuts, Corn, Soybeans, Wheat 1qt 3 gal 2nd or 3rd Leaf Stage Side dressed or foliar 1 to 2 as needed Nutri-Max Brands Nutri-Max Brands are premium grade liquid plant food fertilizers manufactured food-grade sources of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium to ensure the following: 100% water soluble Maximum nutrient availability Low Salt Index Crop safety Reduced equipment corrosion Compatibility with pesticides Sysstem PAK Sysstem PAK is an innovative foliar fertility technology that links nutrients to a phosphite ion for unsurpassed penetration and mobility within the plant. This superior plant uptake is unique to Sysstem Pak and allows maximum penetration of applied nutrients so growers can maximize yield, quality and storability no matter what crop they grow. Micro AMP Micro AMP is a biological and micronutrient based liquid fertilizer designed to promote root growth, early plant growth and seedling vigor. 2.5, 250 and bulk Package Sizes Urea, Phosphoric Acid, Potassium Hydroxide, Potassium Phosphite, Zinc EDTA, Iron EDTA, Manganese EDTA, Boric Acid, Ammonium Molybdate and Seaweed Extract Derived From Total Nitrogen (N) 10.0% 10.0% Urea Nitrogen Available Phosphate (P2O5) 8.0% Soluble Potash (K2O) 8.0% Boron (B) 0.2% Iron (Fe) 0.1% 0.1% Chelate Iron (Fe) Manganese (Mn) 0.05% 0.0% Water Soluble Manganese Molybdenum (Mo) 0.004% Zinc (Zn) 0.1% Guaranteed Analysis F Foliar 151

18 Strawberries Apply 1 to 4 quarts per acre per application. Apply the first application 7-10 days after transplanting. Reapply at 7-14 day intervals or as needed to supplement nutritional requirements. citrus and Avocados Apply 2 to 6 quarts per acre per application. Apply first application prebloom. Apply subsequent applications at 30 day intervals up to harvest or as needed to supplement nutritional requirements. raspberries, Blackberries and other caneberries Apply 1 to 4 quarts per acre per application. Apply first application prebloom. Apply subsequent applications at 7-14 day intervals as needed to supplement nutritional requirements. Apples, Pears and other Pome Fruits Apply 1 to 6 quarts per acre per application. Apply first application at green tip or bud break. Apply subsequent applications at petal fall and post thinning as needed to supplement nutritional requirements. grapes Apply 1 to 4 quarts per acre per application. Apply first application two weeks prior to bloom. Apply subsequent applications as needed and determined by leaf analysis. Plums, Peaches, cherries and other Stone Fruits Apply 1 to 6 quarts per acre per application. Apply first application at green tip on plums and at pink bud on nectarines and other stone fruit. Apply subsequent applications at 30 day intervals up to pit hardening or as needed to supplement nutritional requirements. Potatoes, onions and other Vegetable root, Bulb or tuber crops Apply 2 to 8 quarts per acre per application. Apply the first application 2-3 weeks post emergence. Apply one to two subsequent applications at 10 to 14 day intervals or as needed to supplement nutritional requirements. Mixing Procedures 1. Add water to spray tank 1/3 full 2. Start agitation 3. Add pesticides 4. Add water to spray tank 2/3 full 5. Add Nutri-Max liquid fertilizer 6. Fill additional water volume to fill sprayer Pecans, Almonds, walnuts and other Nut crops Apply 1 to 6 quarts per acre per application. Apply first application at bud break. Apply subsequent applications at petal fall and nut fill or as needed to supplement nutritional requirements. lettuce, Spinach and other leafy Vegetables as well as Broccoli, cauliflower and other Brassica Varieties Apply 1 to 4 quarts per acre per foliar application. Apply the first application days after transplanting, thinning or at second true leaf stage. Apply one or two subsequent applications at 10 to 14 day intervals or as needed to supplement nutritional requirements. Alternatively, product can be fertigated at 1-2 gallon per acre per application. tree crops (including But Not limited to) corn, cotton, Beans, Peanuts, Peas and wheat Apply 1 quart to 3 gallons per acre per application. Otherwise, apply the first application at the second or third leaf. Apply one to two subsequent applications either side dressed or foliar as needed to supplement nutritional requirements. tomatoes, Peppers, cucumbers Apply 1 to 4 quarts per acre per foliar application. Apply the first application days after transplanting, thinning or at second true leaf stage. Apply subsequent applications at 14 day intervals as needed to correct deficiencies or supplement nutritional requirements. Alternatively, product can be fertigated at 1-2 gallon per acre per application. row crops (including But Not limited to) FruitS ANd VegetABleS (including But Not limited to) directions For use Nutri-Max is intended for foliar use. Apply 1 quart to 3 gallons per acre with sufficient water for thorough coverage. For best results, spray in early morning or late afternoon. Exercise caution when deciding whether to apply when temperatures reach 90F or above. Phytotoxicity of any foliar application increases with temperature. Seek the advice of your crop advisor prior to application if you have any questions regarding application in specific environmental conditions. Foliar fertilization is intended to supplement standard soil fertility programs and will not by itself provide all nutrients normally required by agricultural crops. If you have any questions regarding mixing or application rates contact your crop advisor before using this product. N u t r i - M A x tech S h e e t 152

19 Specialty Products 5933 powered by Sysstem PAK Nutri-Max Boron F Foliar Directions for Commercial Use: Nutri-Max Boron is intended for foliar use. Apply 4 to 48 oz. per acre with sufficient water for thorough coverage. For best results, spray in early morning or late afternoon. Exercise caution when deciding whether to apply when temperatures reach 90F or above. Phytotoxicity of any foliar application increases with temperature. Seek advice of your crop advisor prior to application if you have any questions regarding application in specific environmental conditions. Foliar fertilization is intended to supplement standard soil fertility programs and will not by itself provide all nutrients normally required by agricultural crops. If you have any questions regarding mixing or application rates contact your crop advisor before using this product. This product contains boron and should be used only in accordance with directions. Improper use may result in injury to crops. Avoid freezing. Guaranteed analysis: Total Nitrogen (N) 6.0% 6.0% Urea Nitrogen Soluble Potash (K2O) 1.0% Boron (B) 6.0% Derived From: Urea, Potassium Phosphite and Boric Acid Warranty 1.-The manufacturer guarantees and warrants that the content and the total net weight are as stated within lawful limits. 2.-Liability of under this warranty or otherwise shall be limited to refund of the purchase price and such refund is expressly agreed by the buyer to be the exclusive remedy. makes no other expressed or implied guarantee, warranty or representation, including warranties of merchantability and fitness for a purpose. shall not be liable for direct consequential or incidental damages. No modifications of this warranty and the disclaimers herein are authorized or valid unless expressed in writing and signed by. Net Wgt 26.5 lbs/2.5gals Item #

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21 N u t r i - M A x tech S h e e t powered by Sysstem PAK Nutri-Max Boron Nutri-Max Boron Nutri-Max Boron is foliar boron supplement combined with nitrogen and Sysstem PAK technology for rapid penetration and maximum efficacy. The unique boron formulation and rapid uptake make Nutri-Max Boron an excellent tool to either correct boron deficiencies quickly or effectively, on a crop by crop basis, meet peak demand timing for boron to ensure plant growth, fruit set, fruit quality and yield are maximized. Nutri-Max Boron can be used on multiple crops in conjunction with other fertility and crop protection products. Nutri-Max Boron can be applied early spring to supply boron directly to young tissue and buds. Applications beginning just prior to and through early bloom help support pollen tube development leading to improved pollen productions and ultimately fruit set. Applications of Nutri-Max Boron beginning after bud differentiation and through post-harvest on perennial crops provides boron to next year s buds setting the stage for better spring nutrition and better yields the following year. Nutri-Max Brands Nutri-Max Brands are premium grade liquid plant food fertilizers manufactured food-grade sources of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium to ensure the following: 100% water soluble Maximum nutrient availability Low Salt Index Crop safety Reduced equipment corrosion Compatibility with pesticides Sysstem PAK Sysstem PAK is an innovative foliar fertility technology that links nutrients to a phosphite ion for unsurpassed penetration and mobility within the plant. This superior plant uptake is unique to Sysstem Pak and allows maximum penetration of applied nutrients so growers can maximize yield, quality and storability no matter what crop they grow. F Foliar Guaranteed Analysis Total Nitrogen (N) 6.0% 6.0% Urea Nitrogen Soluble Potash (K2O) 1.0% Boron (B) 6.0% Derived From Urea, Potassium Phosphite and Boric Acid Package Sizes 2.5, 250 and bulk 155

22 N u t r i - M A x tech S h e e t directions For commercial use Nutri-Max Boron is intended for foliar use. Apply 4 to 48 oz. per acre with sufficient water for thorough coverage. For best results, spray in early morning or late afternoon. Exercise caution when deciding whether to apply when temperatures reach 90F or above. Phytotoxicity of any foliar application increases with temperature. Seek advice of your crop advisor prior to application if you have any questions regarding application in specific environmental conditions. Foliar fertilization is intended to supplement standard soil fertility programs and will not by itself provide all nutrients normally required by agricultural crops. If you have any questions regarding mixing or application rates contact your crop advisor before using this product. This product contains boron and should be used only in accordance with directions. Improper use may result in injury to crops. row crops (including But Not limited to) corn, cotton, Beans, Peanuts, Peas and wheat Foliar: Apply 8 to 32oz per acre at early growth stages and/or just prior to or during early bloom. FruitS ANd VegetABleS (including But Not limited to) tomatoes, Peppers, cucumbers Foliar: Apply 4 to 32 oz per acre beginning at early bloom. Lower rates can be applied on a 21 day schedule on indeterminate varieties. tree crops (including But Not limited to) Pecans, Almonds, walnuts and other Nut crops Foliar: Apply 8 48 oz per acre. Initial application can be made at bud-break or early vegetative growth to support bud and new tissue growth. A subsequent application should be made just prior to or at early boom to encourage pollen tube development. A late summer or postharvest (while leaves are still in functional condition) application can be made to help bud strength and nutrition for next year s crop. Plums, Peaches, cherries and other Stone Fruits Foliar: Apply 8 32 oz per acre. Apply at early boom to encourage pollen tube development. A post-harvest application while leaves are still in functional condition can be made to help bud strength and nutrition for next year s crop. Apples, Pears and other Pome Fruits Foliar: Apply 8 32 oz per acre. Apply at early boom to encourage pollen tube development. A post-harvest application while leaves are still in functional condition can be made to help bud strength and nutrition for next year s crop. citrus and Avocados Foliar: Apply 8 32 oz per acre. Apply at 10% boom to encourage pollen tube development. Repeat application at full bloom. Reapply post-harvest to improve bud strength and nutrition for next year s crop. lettuce, Spinach and other leafy Vegetables as well as Broccoli, cauliflower and other Brassica Varieties Foliar: Apply 4 to 12 oz per acre based on tissue analysis to correct deficiencies. Potatoes, onions and other Vegetable root, Bulb or tuber crops Foliar: Apply 4 to 16 oz per acre based on tissue analysis to correct deficiencies. grapes Foliar: Apply 8 32 oz per acre. Apply pre-bloom to early boom to encourage pollen tube development. A post-harvest application while leaves are still in functional condition can be made to help bud strength and nutrition for next year s crop. raspberries, Blackberries and other caneberries Foliar: Apply 8 32 oz per acre. Apply pre-bloom to early boom to encourage pollen tube development. A post-harvest application while leaves are still in functional condition can be made to help bud strength and nutrition for next year s crop. Strawberries Foliar: Apply 4 to 32 oz per acre beginning at early bloom. Lower rates can be applied on a 21 day schedule. 156

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