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You already know your program: the potash, urea, DAP, and lime that go down every year. Type it in and see the AgriTec liquid equivalent priced right beside it, your cost against ours, and why the same dollars work harder in the plant.
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USDA Production Cost Report average, 6 regions, as of 2026-08-21. Lime is a planning figure.
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✓ 100% orthophosphate placed where the seedling can use it on day one, no cold-soil conversion delay that broadcast DAP fights.
✓ Controlled-release nitrogen, 6 to 7 times more available than dry urea, with less loss to volatilization between spreading and rain.
✓ Pro-Cal starts the base-saturation correction in weeks. Pelleted lime takes 12 to 18 months to move the number.
✓ Potassium-carbonate K shows up in tissue tests fast and can be timed to grain fill instead of broadcast and hoped for.
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Gallon equivalences follow AgriTec's published replacement programs on a nutrient-availability basis, not a pound-for-pound match. Liquid pricing is delivered 275-gal tote pricing from the current sheet; the 2027 prebuy discount comes off on top at checkout. Dry prices are editable, use your own invoice. Results vary with crop, rate, timing, soil, weather, and management; your rep confirms the final program in writing.
The numbers behind the swap aren't ours alone.
Independent, replicated trial work at Agricenter International and Tuskegee University backs the programs this converter builds: +9.7 bu/ac soybeans over the untreated check, +81 lb lint/ac cotton, and a hay field rebuilt from 2.0 to 4.8 tons an acre.