BoroLift
Foliar boron in the MEA form, built for reproduction. The boron form that actually gets into the plant.
0.25 to 0.5 qt/ac per pass, spoon-fed in 2 to 3 touches. Hard cap under 0.5 lb B per acre per pass.
Delivered price
Free delivery. The price you see is the price you pay.| Container | Per gallon | Per acre at label rate | Container total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 gal jug | $60.00/gal | $15.00/ac | $300 |
| 55 gal drum | $25.45/gal | $6.36/ac | $1,399.75 |
| 275 gal tote | $16.36/gal | $4.09/ac | $4,499 |
| Bulk | Quoted through your agronomist | ||
Guaranteed analysis
Foliar boron in the MEA (monoethanolamine) form.
What it does
Boron drives pollen viability, pollen-tube growth, and pod, kernel, and boll set. It is phloem-immobile, so new growth and flowers depend on a steady supply, and it will not build in the soil, so it gets spoon-fed in 2 to 3 small touches. The MEA (monoethanolamine) form gets into the plant where boric acid does not.
What it will not do
Boron will not build, and it burns
Boron does not accumulate in the soil, so it gets spoon-fed in small touches, not dumped. Over the cap it burns the leaf. This is a tight-margin nutrient we keep modest unless the soil or tissue confirms the need.
Trial data and expected range
A grower ran 1 quart per acre of Boron MEA on corn and saw a 9 bu increase. Most weak boron trials used boric acid, which does not get into the plant. MEA does.
- Source:
- AgriTec grower, prior season
- Confidence:
- grower results, form-efficacy difference
- Caveat:
- MEA form. Boric acid trials do not show this.
Tank-mix and handling
Hard cap under 0.5 lb boron per acre per pass to avoid leaf burn, and under 2 lb per acre per year total. Pro Foliar already carries boron, so do not double-stack.
BoroLift usually ships inside the reproductive boron touch. Build the whole program off your soil test and see it in context.