MAXIMIZE NITROGEN EFFICIENCY, UPTAKE AND PROFITABILITY

Spring rain can dramatically increase nitrogen loss through leaching by pushing nitrogen lower into the soil profile. 

Instinct® and N-Serve® nitrogen stabilizers reduce leaching and extend nitrogen availability in the soil for up to eight weeks. By lengthening the time nitrogen is in the soil, Instinct and N-Serve can help your customers achieve an average revenue increase of $21 per acre.*

In most cases, these two products extend nitrogen availability six to eight weeks during critical growth points in a corn plant’s development.  

In addition to the yield and economic benefits of using Instinct or N-Serve, there are also important environmental advantages of keeping nitrogen in the soil and out of waterways. Field trials show that the active ingredient in Instinct and N-Serve effectively increase soil nitrogen retention by 28 percent while decreasing leaching into groundwater by more than 16 percent.** 

N-Serve has been used with confidence to maximize anhydrous ammonia applications for more than 40 years. Instinct, introduced in 2007, provides growers with a versatile alternative by effectively stabilizing other forms of nitrogen, including urea, UAN and liquid manure. 

To calculate the profit your customers can achieve with an application of Instinct and N-Serve, visit MaxInMaxOut.com or contact your Dow AgroSciences sales representative.  

*Assuming $3/bu. corn and based on 20 Dow AgroSciences internal field trials from 2015, resulting in an average of 7 bu./A yield increase.

**Wolt, J.D. 2004. A meta-evaluation of nitrapyrin agronomic and environmental effectiveness with emphasis on corn production in the midwestern USA. Nutr. Cycl. Agroecosyst. 69:23–41. doi:10.1023/B:FRES.0000025287.52565.99.

®Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company (“Dow”) or an affiliated company of Dow. Instinct is not registered for sale or use in all states. Contact your state pesticide regulatory agency to determine if a product is registered for sale or use in your state. Do not fall-apply anhydrous ammonia south of Highway 16 in the state of Illinois. Always read and follow label directions.