Improving Phosphorus Efficiency with Lot 125®

Phosphate fertilizer costs can fluctuate significantly, making phosphorus-use efficiency an important consideration for growers and crop advisors.

Helping crops make better use of available phosphorus can support plant nutrition while potentially reducing unnecessary fertilizer inputs.

Supporting Phosphorus Uptake in Crops

In this short 10-minute agricultural video, BioLynceus® Lead Agronomist Scott Anderson explains how Lot 125® can be incorporated into a soil and crop-management program to support phosphorus availability and nutrient uptake.

Lot 125® is designed to support:

• Soil biological activity

• Phosphorus availability

• Nutrient cycling

• Root-zone development

• Fertilizer efficiency

• Overall crop performance

Making Better Use of Applied Phosphorus

Phosphorus can become chemically bound within the soil, making a portion of the nutrient less available for plant uptake.

Supporting healthy soil biology and root-zone conditions can help improve nutrient cycling and allow crops to make more effective use of the phosphorus already present in the soil or supplied through fertilizer applications.

For growers facing higher fertilizer costs, improving phosphorus efficiency can become an important part of a more economical and sustainable crop-nutrition strategy.

Watch this 10-minute video to learn how Lot 125® can support soil health, phosphorus availability, and crop nutrient efficiency.