Stronger Corn Stalks and Roots | Pink Performance Tour | Dubois, IN
NewLeaf Symbiotics
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At Kalb Farms in Dubois, Indiana, Kevin Kalb saw standout results from NewLeaf’s biocontrol technology even at mid-season. Kevin teamed up with Dr. Allison Jack on the latest stop of the Pink Performance Tour to see how NewLeaf’s corn biostimulant and EPA-registered TS601 biofungicide stacked up against his Grower Standard Practice. The NewLeaf-treated corn showed stronger stalks, bigger roots and larger leaves — adding up to more biomass and better standability when wind events hit.
See what’s standing out in Indiana and how Pink Performance is helping farmers build stronger, more resilient crops.
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