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Apply Sulfur this Spring to Maximize Growth and Yields

Jan 23, 2024

Are you looking for ways to maximize your crop growth and yield?

Sulfur plays a crucial role in corn's nitrogen use efficiency. Additionally, sulfur deficiency can cause weak or yellow areas in alfalfa fields, particularly over eroded hilltops. Sulfur in the sulfate form is very mobile in the soil, so it benefits from being applied in the early spring season!

To learn more about the benefits of sulfur applications for your fields and to get individual solutions from our agronomists, contact your local IAS today!

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