CropNutrition

The Mosaic agronomy team member, Curt Woolfolk, presented the webinar, "Soil Testing: Better Habits for Higher Yields." In the webinar, Woolfolk reviews the frequency and accuracy of soil testing t...

The Mosaic Company spoke with experts in Sioux County and Palo Alto County, Iowa about what actions and products are being utilized to create high-performing soil for high-yielding crops. MicroEsse...

South Australia’s University of Adelaide crop nutrition researcher, Dr. Mike McLaughlin, discusses his current research and thoughts on the future of fertilizers with The Mosaic Company.

South Australia’s University of Adelaide crop nutrition researcher, Dr. Mike McLaughlin, discusses the importance of uniform nutrient distribution with The Mosaic Company.

Last year was supposed to be a banner year. Soybeans. Corn. Conditions didn’t seem to favor one more than the other – it was all good. For Darrell’s brother Gerald, not so much. For the first time ...

Mother Nature can definitely have an impact on a crop’s ability to find proper crop nutrition. Make sure to keep an eye on the forecast, temperature and moisture to make sure applied nutrients are ...

Zinc’s primary role is an important one, yet it’s the most common micronutrient deficiency in the world. Learn how correcting a deficiency in this nutrient can make a big difference in yield.

The 4Rs of nutrient stewardship (right fertilizer source at the right rate, at the right time, in the right place) provides a foundation for increased yield, increased profitability and improved su...

Ron Olson, Senior Agronomist at The Mosaic Company, discusses Root Pit examination live on AgPhD Rural Radio.

Curt Woolfolk, Senior Agronomist at The Mosaic Company, discusses identifying nutrient deficiencies live on Rural Radio.

As a result of advanced farming systems, today’s cropland is nearing what we call the Nutrient cliff— the point where harvest increases can no longer be sustained. Protect yourself from falling off...

There are two form of phosphorus, the labile form and the non-labile form. How much of either one you end up with depends on the amount of moisture in the soil at the time of application.

Agronomists from The Mosaic Company dig a little to learn a lot at Hudson Family Farms in Indiana. For more on the science behind soil fertility, visit cropnutrition.com.

Unlike corn, soybeans have a season-long need for Potassium (K). Watch to learn how you can unleash your yield potential.

Up to 60% of your yield depends on crop nutrition. Applied phosphorus helps a plant build a bigger, healthier root system that quickly reaches deeper into soil layers.

Mosaic Sr. Manager of New Product Development Dr. Kyle Freeman talks with AgPhD radio about high population corn production and how increasing population goes hand-in-hand with a balanced crop nutr...

Mosaic New Product Development Specialist Curt Woolfolk discusses the importance of having a balanced approach to wheat fertility with AgPhD radio.

In order to optimize plant health and yield potential, understanding the value and function of potassium is vital.

Mosaic Senior Agronomist Ron Olson discusses nutrient requirements and fertilizer applications for high-yield soybeans with Ag PhD radio.

Soil testing can help you understand how your field is doing, but it's important to know when to take your samples. Listen up for important rules of thumb to keep in mind for both spring and fall a...

In terms of the amount of nutrients a plant needs for growth, potassium (K) is second only to nitrogen (N). In 60 seconds get some Fertility Facts on K, and K uptake.

While the amount of B required for optimal fertility is much lower than the macronutrients N, P, and K it can be every bit as important to yield.

The early growing season is a good time for farmers to identify nutrient deficiencies in their fields, because it allows plenty of time to develop a comprehensive plan for the future.

Up to 60 percent of your yield depends on proper crop nutrition. With today's genetics, special attention must be paid to fertilizing for high yields.

It's important to understand there are two kinds of sulfur -- sulfate, and elemental. Learn how both kinds play an essential role in balanced crop nutrition.

Kevin Kimm, Sr. Director, Marketing and Agronomy, introduces Mosaic's CropNutrition initiative.