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    Durum Wheat Fertility – AgriFacts

    2.0 BU/AC

    bu/ac increase with MicroEssentials SZ over MAP

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    Objective

    Evaluate the yield response of MicroEssentials® SZ® (12-40-0-10S-1Zn) in durum wheat compared to MAP (11-52-0).

    OVERVIEW

    • Durum wheat is a common crop grown in the Northern Great Plains and Western Prairie Provinces of Canada.

    • MAP is commonly used as a phosphorus fertilizer source applied to durum wheat.

    • Durum wheat is known to be responsive to zinc fertility.

    • MicroEssentials® SZ® provides N, P, S and Zn in one nutritionally balanced granule.


    TRIAL DETAILS

    Crop: Durum Wheat (Triticum durum)

    Years: 2010-2013

    Data Source: Field studies conducted by third-party, independent researchers.

    Locations: 16 trials across the U.S. and Canada United States – ND
    Canada – AB, MB, SK

    Experimental Design: Small-plot RCBD with 4 replications.

    Cropping Conditions: Trials conformed to local cropping practices.

    P Rate: 40 lbs P₂0₅/ac

    K Rate: As required by soil test

    Application Timing: Preplant

    Application Method: Broadcast incorporate


    Results

    Zinc deficiency in wheat


    SUMMARY

    • Averaged across 4 years and 16 replicated trials, MicroEssentials® SZ® outyielded MAP by 2.0 bu/ac (3.3%).

    • This data demonstrated a significant yield response to the sulfur and zinc found in MicroEssentials® SZ®.

    • MicroEssentials® SZ® provides uniform nutrient distribution, increased phosphorus uptake, season-long sulfur availability, as well as zinc nutrition for additional yield and return on investment.