Corn

Sulfur is vital to corn grain production. Sulfur deficiency symptoms in corn show up 21 days after emergence and reduce yields by one to two bushels a day after that. Early planting and reduced tillage encourage cooler soil and increase the risk of sulfur deficiency during critical early growth stages. Ammonium sulfate in a pre-plant or starter application provides essential sulfur for early season corn growth. It encourages better emergence, faster maturity, and higher yields.

Key Corn Benefits

• Delivers 24 units of 100 percent sulfate sulfur, which supports the sulfur requirements of higher corn yields and is readily available for root uptake
• Plant-efficient ammonium nitrogen
• Resistant to nitrogen volatilization in surface applications for high residue systems, such as no till, minimum till, topdress and sidedress applications
• Improves kernel fill with ammonium nitrogen, contributing to amino acid and protein formation
• Unlocks availability of phosphorus and micronutrients in the soil
• Shown to have equal or better performance than traditional dry or liquid phosphate starter blends on high-phosphorus soils