Yieldbu  / ac

Gross Return / ac@ $7.50 / bu 

IncreasedRevenue / ac 

GSP100 lbs N 20 lbs P  

147.1 $1,103.25

100 lbs N 20 lbs P w/AVAIL

(+$2.20/ac)

153.5 $1,151.25 +$48.00(21:1)

100 lbs  N w/ N‐N20 lbs P as MAP(+$7.00/ac)

151.9 $1,139.25 +$36.00(5:1)

100 lbs N w/ N‐N20 lbs P  w/AVAIL

(+$9.20/ac)

156.7 $1,175.25 +$72.00(7:1)

‐15%  GSP85 lbs N w/ N‐N17 lbs P  w/ AVAIL

(+$7.82/ac)

154.8 $1,161.00 +$61.00*(7:1)

Winter Wheat – Idaho ‘11University of Idaho – Parma Field Station

Fertilizer :  Urea / MAPApplied:  10/29/10

*Includes $11/ac fertilizer savings based on Fall ‘11 Urea & MAP pricing

Tonne / Ha AVAIL Advantage

No Fertilizer 2.81

NPK 3.69

NPK(w/ AVAIL MAP)

4.01 + .32 T/Ha

AVAIL – Spring Wheat ‘10Ukraine

Fertilizer:  50‐80‐80 + 50NMeans of 4 replications

Loam soils  Organic Matter: +5%

lsd= .30 t/ha @ .05

P205 lb / ac  Yield bu /ac Gross Income $/ac  @$5.50/bu

Avail Advantage

$/ac

ME‐SZ 20 85.4 $469.70

ME‐SZ w/Avail(2.40/ac)

20 89.6 $489.50 +$19.80B:C = 8:1

ME‐SZ 40 88.8 $488.40

ME‐SZ w/Avail(+$4.80/A)

40 95.5 $525.25 +$36.85B:C = 7:1

Winter Wheat AVAIL StudyBelleville, Kansas 2009 

Soil test P = 15ppm, pH 6.0Fuller wheat planted 10/08

Harvested 7/09Nitrogen was balanced to 90 lb N/acre

Dr. Barney Gordon, KSU 2009LSD (0.05) = 3.5

Benefit:Cost (B:C)ME‐SZ= Micro‐Essentials (12‐40‐0‐10‐1z)

Rate P205/A Yield / Acre(bushels)

Avail BenefitROI / Acre

GSP MAP + Caramba

40lb 83

MAP + Caramba+ Avail (+$4.80/A)

40lb 89 (+6) +$43.20/A

GSPMAP+Proline+Folicur

40lb 81

MAP+Proline+Folicur+ Avail (+$4.80/A)

40lb 87 (+6) +$43.20/A

Grower ROI - 9:1

Avail – Spring Wheat ’08North Dakota (GS)

Avail / MAP Broadcast Pre-plantSoil pH: 7.5

Soil Phosphate: 7 ppm

94MAP - 160

96MAP - 80

+$27.00102MAP + Avail

+$18.0098MAP + Avail

+$27.0097MAP + Avail

91MAP – 40

Avail ROIBu. / Acre*

Spring Wheat – University of Idaho ’06SSP/MAP - Preplant Broadcast

S/E Idaho, Soil pH 8.1

*$4.50/bu.

+$4.00

+$8.00

+$16.00

+$36.00 / A$600.00 / A.5020lbsSSP / MAP

+$2.40 / Acre

$564.00 / A.4720lbsMAP (GSP)

SSP / MAP

Benefit / Acre

Gross Return / A.

@ 12.00 / bu.

Yield / Acre

Bushels

Rate P/A

Washington Club Wheat – ’07Dr. Richard Koenig – WSU

Lind, WashingtonSoil pH: 6.6

Band Application

Return on Investment Ratio: 15:1

AVAILAVAIL On Winter Wheat On Winter Wheat

Washington Washington ’’0707Avail / MAP Banded Avail / MAP Banded PreplantPreplant

P2O5 Dry Matter at Heading Grain Yield GroweP2O5 Dry Matter at Heading Grain Yield Grower Return/Acrer Return/Acre

lb/A lb/A lb/Alb/A bubu/A @ $6.50/bu/A @ $6.50/bu

0 5200 0 5200 51 51

20 MAP 5300 5020 MAP 5300 50

20 MAP + Avail 6100 56 (+6) 20 MAP + Avail 6100 56 (+6) +$39.00+$39.00Soil pH: 6.0 Koenig, WSUSoil pH: 6.0 Koenig, WSU

P banded. Low soil test P.P banded. Low soil test P.

****Avail Avail UpchargeUpcharge per Acre: per Acre: + $2.60+ $2.60 15:1 Grower ROI15:1 Grower ROI

**

Kansas State Wheat Trial – ’05(see next slide for data)

Avail PlotMAP

16

Treatment AppliedGrain Yield

Bu/Acre

Control 31.6

MAP 34.2

MAP + Experimental Product 39.5

LSD (0.10) 7.2

20 lb p2o5/A banded at plantingMurphy Agro, Kansas

State Univ.

Wheat Response to Enhanced P Wheat Response to Enhanced P

AvailabilityAvailabilityWinter Wheat – Rice County, Kansas

+$2.00/A +$15.00/A**

**$3.00/bushel

CheckNo Phosphate

11-52-0w/ Avail

Ft. Morgan, Colorado – Dry Land Winter Wheat ’07SSP 11-52-0 @ Planting – Air Seeder

Avail Crop Response: + 15 bushels/Acre

Dramatic shots of how phosphate fertilizer can influence a wheat cropIn this case, phosphate with Avail!!

36 36 bubu/A 48 /A 48 bubu/A*/A*

Herington, KS 2006Herington, KS 2006

(earlier maturity, yield gain with Avail)(earlier maturity, yield gain with Avail)

+$36.00/AReturn

* $3.00/bu.

Avail OS = +$15.00/A

18

Nebraska Wheat – Spring ’06Avail OS - at planting w/ Starter FertilizerNice Shot – No Harvest Data Available

19

North Carolina – Wheat0-46-0 w/Avail in a 5-6-36 blend @ 350lb per acre

Product broadcast at germination, 9/06Provided by Worley King – Southern States Coop

2/1/07

20lb. P/A

Improved Root and bio-mass with Avail !!

AVAIL GSP

Wheat – Avail ’07Southern States – S.W. Georgia

Soil pH: 6.5

Greg DollarS.S. Agronomist

Summary:Terrific root developmentwith Avail / DAP

Better root growth :Increased nutrient efficiencyHealthier PlantMore drought resistantMore bio-massIncreased crop productionpotential

Durum WheatSaskatchewan, ’06G-Mac AgTeam Inc.

Avail OS w/ Starter Liquid Phosphates: 10-34-0, Natures Alpine3 gallons/ Acre

Avail Efficacy: 2 bushel increase over GSPROI: Very Marginal**

**Sometimes gray clouds do develop…………. 20

+$27.60$338.1037.572254Avail / MAP

19lb P205/Acre

($2.28/A Up-charge)

$310.5034.502071GSP

19lb P205 / Acre

Avail Benefit / Acre

Gross Dollar /Acre

@ $9.00/bu.

Bushel’s / AcreGrain Yield (lbs)

+$21.90$385.0542.782567Avail / MAP

19lb P205/Acre

($2.28/A Up-charge)

$363.1540.352421GSP

19lb P205 / Acre

Avail Benefit / Acre

Gross Dollar /Acre

@ $9.00/bu.

Bushel’s / AcreGrain Yield (lbs)

Bretton Trial – pH 6.2

Ellerslie Trial – pH 6.7

Alberta Avail - Wheat Trial ’07University of Alberta

Contributor: Dick PuurveenPre-plant Application: Drill Banded

Soil Phosphate: 8-10 ppm

Grower ROI’s: ~10:1

Tom Jensen – Wheat ’07University of Alberta – Ellerslie, Alberta

Thumbs up – Avail / MAP Thumbs down – Straight MAPAvail – Earlier Maturity, Head Fill

MAP Avail / MAP

Alberta Wheat Trial – ’07

Avail – Earlier Maturity, Head Fill

Spring Wheat ‘07University of Alberta

Avail / MAP -Improved Head fill, Crop Maturity

GSP11-52-0

Avail / MAP