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Nature's NOG concentrate should be applied at a rate of 32-oz/acre per growing season. This solution should ideally be applied after emergence in the spring (preferably at "green up") and during the "boot" stage of the plant. If the fall application is missed, make this application in the spring.
Spring Grains
Apply 32 ounces per acre after emergence and 16 oz/acre at the "boot" stage. If multiple applications are not possible, apply 32 oz. of Nature's NOG concentrate between planting and the "boot" stage (an early application is best).
Soybeans, Field Beans, Peas, Other Beans, & Peanuts
Apply Nature's NOG concentrate at 16-oz/acre after emergence and 16-oz/acre during early flowering. If only one application is possible, use 16-oz/acre between planting and early flowering. Again, the early application is best.
Corn And Sorghum
A solution of 2 oz/gallon is recommended for seed treatment before planting. Mixing or stirring during the application will ensure even coverage. Seed should then be allowed to dry before using a planter to avoid seeds clinging to each other.
Nature's NOG concentrate should be sprayed in a 4 oz/acre formula at each new-leaf stage, early-flowering and at late flowering (right before new growth as the plant is producing fruit).
See Directions for Fruit & Crops.
Spring Grains
Apply 32 ounces per acre after emergence and 16 oz/acre at the "boot" stage. If multiple applications are not possible, apply 32 oz. of Nature's NOG concentrate between planting and the "boot" stage (an early application is best).
Soybeans, Field Beans, Peas, Other Beans, & Peanuts
Apply Nature's NOG concentrate at 16-oz/acre after emergence and 16-oz/acre during early flowering. If only one application is possible, use 16-oz/acre between planting and early flowering. Again, the early application is best.
Corn And Sorghum
A solution of 2 oz/gallon is recommended for seed treatment before planting. Mixing or stirring during the application will ensure even coverage. Seed should then be allowed to dry before using a planter to avoid seeds clinging to each other.
Nature's NOG concentrate should be sprayed in a 4 oz/acre formula at each new-leaf stage, early-flowering and at late flowering (right before new growth as the plant is producing fruit).
See Directions for Fruit & Crops.
Field Crops
Winter Grains
Winter Grains
Look at how much taller, thicker, and greener Nature's NOG can make your corn plants grow.
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