0-0-30

Concentrated Potassium (30% K₂O)

Chloride-free K that lifts hay TDN 15–25%.

+15–25% TDN (Northern hay) Source: AgriTec Northern hay program (K maintained at green-up + after each cutting) · Potassium carbonate shows up in tissue tests fast. For grain-fill K, timing edge is the whole game. Used as reproductive-K insurance on MI corn at V8–V12 when tissue K runs low or heat-stress window hits. Chloride-free advantage in sensitive crops.

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Why it's in your program

The science. The payback.

Science

High-potency K from potassium carbonate that shows up in tissue tests fast. AgriTec Northern hay program uses it post-cutting to hold K at the stages driving protein and TDN; MI corn program adds it V8–V12 as reproductive-K insurance when tissue K runs low or heat-stress hits. The hay removal math (Penn State Extension, Soil Fertility Management for Forage Crops): producing and harvesting one ton of hay removes ~45–60 lb K₂O and just 13–15 lb P₂O₅. Hay pulls potassium off the field 3–4× faster than phosphorus, so a balanced triple such as 19-19-19 feeds phosphorus the crop barely removes while shorting the potassium it hauls off every cutting.

ROI

Northern hay sees +15–25% TDN gains where K timing is maintained, a quality premium priced directly into feed-grade contracts. Corn reproductive K avoids the yield drag from peak-demand shortfalls.

What it is

Concentrated Potassium (30% K₂O)

High-potency potassium from potassium carbonate. Strong drought resistance, water regulation, stress tolerance. Compatible with drip, ground, and aerial application. Every ton of hay you harvest removes roughly 45–60 lb of potash (K₂O) but only 13–15 lb of phosphate (Penn State Extension) — which is why a triple like 19-19-19 is the wrong ratio for hay, and why we recommend 0-0-30 instead.

What it returns

Returns on investment per container.

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Container	Delivered total	Shipping
55 gal drum	$875	freight included
275 gal tote	$3,000	freight included
3700 gal tanker	Call to order	(833) 247-4832

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The research

The evidence behind 0-0-30, ours and everyone else's.

Every figure carries its source. Independent research shows where the agronomy holds up; our own replicated trials show it on the ground.

AgriTec trials

The full AgriTec wheat program yielded 99 bu/ac versus 79 on the conventional N-only control, a +25% lift on a replicated six-plot trial with identical starting soil (pH 5.4).

Agricenter International trial · Memphis, TN
Replicated on-farm trial partnerships across the Southeast: peanut (Auburn University), soybean (Alcorn State University), and forage (Tuskegee University).

AgriTec university trial partners

Independent research

Potassium raises yield and stand life mainly below critical soil-test K; on a K-deficient fescue field, K drove roughly half of a +2 ton/ac gain.

Ohio State Extension; University of Kentucky forage-K trial

Independent findings are general to the nutrient or mechanism and describe where a response is likely, not a guarantee on your field. Match them to your soil test; an AgriTec agronomist will help.

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