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Peanut

AgriTec System · Specialty

Peanut.

Calcium drives the pod.

Peanuts live or die on calcium. The pegging zone needs available Ca through pod fill, and base saturation in the 65–75% range. AgriTec partnered with Auburn University on documented peanut trials demonstrating the calcium-led program.

01 / Growers running this program

Texas · 2021

"Our yields increased 40% in our perennial peanut fields from the previous year after using Pro-Cal and 3-18-18+. It was the best year we have ever had. I need more fertilizer and am going to be using your products on my hay ground."
— Phil +40% yield

02 / The growth plan

From emergence to harvest: one plan, stage by stage.

The whole peanut season up top, then the general program below. Every pass is shown at the exact stage it targets, so the picture and the plan line up.

Peanut growth stages from emergence through maturity
The full peanut season, stage by stage. Each pass below is pinned to its place on this timeline.
Read this first

This is a general roadmap, not an exact prescription for your farm. No two fields, soil tests, planting dates, or seasons line up the same way, so your stages, rates, and timing will differ. Treat the timeline below as the shape of the program; we size the exact stack and pin every pass to your soil test and your acres.

The plan, pass by pass, pinned to the stage it works

Each pass has a window. Hit it and it pays; miss it and the dollar's mostly spent.

  1. Peanut at Flower · Pegging
    Flower · Pegging Pegging

    Advanced-Cal

    3 gal/ac

    Chelated Ca into the pegging zone, replacing roughly 1,250 lb of gypsum. Calcium has to be there while pods are setting, not before.

  2. Peanut at Flower · Pegging
    Flower · Pegging Pegging

    BoroLift

    1 pt/ac

    Foliar boron as pegs go down — boron moves the sugars that fill the pod, and deficient peanuts show hollow heart at grading.

  3. Peanut at Pegging
    Pegging

    YieldMaker

    1 qt/ac

    Micronutrient and kelp package through pod set, when peanut demand for micros is at its peak.

What's driving the response

Calcium for the pod

Pegging zone Ca must stay above 500 ppm exchangeable for full pod development.

Boron for the peg

Boron carries sugars to the developing peg and pod; deficiency shows up as hollow heart and poor kernel fill.

Micros at pegging

Peanuts respond strongly to micronutrients from flowering through pod set.

Sulfur for proteins

Pro-Sul supports oil + protein quality in the kernel.

That's the general peanut program

Your fields aren't general. Build yours from your soil test.

Upload your soil test (or key in the numbers) and we'll read every value on it — then build a Good / Better / Best program sized to your acres, with real delivered cost and the break-even ROI. The agronomy is free.

03 / The trial data

We can defend every line.

Full results in Peanut Production Catalog 2024-2025.

Auburn University · 2023

lb/ac

Auburn peanut trial: Ca-led program documented above-average pod count.

Personalize the program · Peanut

Tell us what you want to grow. We'll do the math.

Set your yield target and drop in your soil test values. Or upload the lab PDF and we'll read it for you. The engine returns a program scaled to your fields.

Your Peanut program · 4500 lb/ac

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Adjust the yield target and add any soil test values you have. The recommendation engine will return a peanut program scaled to your fields and pinned to specific soil numbers when present.

Farming more than one field? Build every field's program on the calculator →

Final rates and pricing confirmed by an AgriTec agronomist after reviewing your soil test. The advice is free.

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Send us your peanut soil test. We'll read it.

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