NitroMaxx Plus
A stabilized nitrogen efficiency layer that runs over your base N. Corn sidedress and hay only.
8 gal/ac at green-up on hay, 4 gal/ac per push, 2 to 10 gal/ac corn sidedress. Never in-furrow.
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 | $29.00/gal | $232.00/ac | $145 |
| 55 gal drum | $14.09/gal | $112.72/ac | $774.95 |
| 275 gal tote | $9.82/gal | $78.56/ac | $2,700.50 |
| Bulk | Quoted through your agronomist | ||
Guaranteed analysis
Stabilized liquid nitrogen efficiency layer.
What it does
NitroMaxx Plus is an efficiency layer applied over the grower nitrogen, not a replacement for it. Precision and uniformity of placement do the work: streamer, Y-drop, or broadcast put a stabilized N source exactly where the crop pulls it, so more of every applied pound shows up as yield.
What it will not do
Reduce base N, do not stack
NitroMaxx Plus makes your nitrogen work harder. The point is to pull the same or more yield from less total N, so we reduce the dry rate when we add it. Stacking it on top of a full N program is wasted money.
Trial data and expected range
In a 19-trial Ontario set, liquid 28 percent UAN beat dry urea by about 3.2 bu, winning 79 percent of tests. The driver was application uniformity, the same thesis NitroMaxx Plus runs on.
- Source:
- OMAFRA urea vs 28 UAN, 19 trials
- Confidence:
- cited trial
- Caveat:
- Mechanism is placement uniformity, not a yield guarantee.
Tank-mix and handling
Streamer, Y-drop, or broadcast only. Never in-furrow, never on a legume (beans and alfalfa fix their own N). When you add NitroMaxx Plus pushes on hay, reduce the grower dry N rate instead of stacking.
NitroMaxx Plus usually ships inside the hay and pasture Foundation and pushes. Build the whole program off your soil test and see it in context.