Photos From the Field
Pictured: glyphosate @ 24oz + Agrihance-V and Nanoboost (right) and glyphosate @ 24oz only (left). Macedonia, Illinois, Southern FS. Grower is Joseph Rexing.
Grower applying 30 gallons of 32% Liquid Nitrogen, 2 quarts Monty's Liquid Carbon, 1 quart Sulfur 15, and 0.75 ounces of Harmony. Applied at once with fan tip nozzles on March 2016 by Southern States Calhoun.
Photo shows Humi-Till results. Notice the color of microbial growth. Humi-Till was applied in early November, 1 gallon/acre (Humi-Till right and control left). The Ohio field is flagged to track bean yield this spring.
Kentucky grower. Corn on the left: 1 gal of Monty's Agrihance-S. The plant on the right: 5 gal of 3-18-18. May 2016
Kentucky corn planted April 2016. Corn on the right shows Monty's products added to the starter program.
A field one mile away, not treated with Monty’s.
Some late rains and three applications of Monty’s have these beans looking great! Jewell Grain territory in Ohio, 8/12.
This tobacco leaf, pulled from a field in Kentucky, measured 20" wide and 33" long, with 26 to 30 leaves per stalk. Two gallons of Monty's Tobacco Blend was applied.
Corn planted in May with one pass of Agrihance. Some of the best in the area considering the weather.
Side by side comparison of wheat in Bowling Green, Kentucky, With Monty's Liquid Carbon (top) and without carbon. (Kentucky, 3/12)
Beans - 15” rows planted with one gallon of Agrihance-S versus 7.5” rows drilled with no starter. Plants from same field 10 feet from each other. Larger plants, better root mass, and better color in field. Lots of stress. Very sandy soil and very dry.
Soybeans treated with two passes of Agrihance.
One gallon each of Monty’s Calcium Plus and Delta Ag Calcium Plus (except for the four stunted yellow rows) applied to corn. Extra calcium helped with potassium uptake in these dry conditions, in a very sandy field that never produces well. Pete from Jewell Grain believes the entire field would look like those four short suffering rows without the two calcium products. We think the humic is playing a large role, too.
No burn in the wheat field on the right, after liquid nitrogen applied with Monty's Liquid Carbon. Normal burn in field on left after liquid nitrogen only.
Corn on the right was treated with Liquid Carbon last fall and treated with Agrihance-V late spring of 2013. Treated corn has stronger roots, is greener/healthier and has larger ears with larger kernels
One foliar application of Monty's Agrihance-S (seed starter) to soybeans on right.
Despite excessive rain in the area that caused much of the tobacco to become scalded, the use of Monty's Agrihance-V and Agrihance-R helped this Kentucky producer save his tobacco. Monty's enhanced tobacco is far left.
Monty's 8-16-8 applied to tobacco plant on the left.
Beans with Agrihance-V (Left) vs control (right). Click to view the comparison.
Bermuda hay roots treated with Monty's on the right.
Less compaction in soil on right, treated with Monty's Liquid Carbon.
Side-by-side of corn. No starter vs Agrihance-S seed starter
Cotton treated with Agrihance on far right.
Cotton on top was treated at pinhead square set with one quart of Agrihance-V.
In Georgia, healthy corn at V6 treated with Monty's Liquid Carbon on left. On right, corn plant under stress.
Comparison of corn applied with Agrihance-S. Moran Farms, King William, Virginia. Control (left), 1/2 gallon Agrihance-S in-furrow (center), and 1 gallon Agrihance-S in-furrow (right).
The clover on the left was treated with Monty's (2 quarts of Monty's Liquid Carbon and one quart of 8-16-8).
The strawberry plant on the left had 3 foliar applications (1 quart of Calcium Plus and 1 quart of 8-16-8). The plant on the right had no products applied.
1/2 gallon Corn Blend with a second Round-Up pass in Somerset, Kentucky
Plant on left treated with Agrihance-S (seed starter).
Agrihance-S (seed starter) as a starter under soybeans on the right. Control is on the left.
Growers in Georgia are already seeing success in early April! Corn planted with 2 quarts of Agrihance-S. Weather permitting an application of Agrihance-V will be applied next few days at 1qt/acre.
Photo shows Monty’s Liquid Carbon applied 1/2 gallon to the acre on wheat.
Side by side of corn stalks with and without Monty's Sulfur 15
Corn with and without Monty’s Sulfur 15.
Beans treated with and without Microhance, Agri-Sweet
Beans treated with and without Microhance and Agri-Sweet
Corn treated with and without Sulfur 15
This corn was planted with 2 quarts of Agrihance S and 1 quart of Microhance in furrow on Fri Mar 13, 2015 and pictures taken on Sun Mar 22, 2015. This corn is 2-1/2" to 3' tall in 9 days!! No other fertilizer used to this point.
Plant on the right: Monty’s Liquid Carbon was added in with the row starter. 5000 acre grower.
Plant on the right: Monty’s Liquid Carbon was added in with the row starter. 5000 acre grower.
Clarksville Tennessee tobacco farmer. Used half gallon Monty’s Liquid Carbon on the left tray of plants, no carbon on the right. Farmer has never seen this many roots on a plant! Monty’s Liquid Carbon rocks!
Tennessee tobacco farmer: Row to the left of stone pile had Agrihance-V in setter barrel.
Pictured: glyphosate @ 24oz + Agrihance-V and Nanoboost (right) and glyphosate @ 24oz only (left). Macedonia, Illinois, Southern FS. Grower is Joseph Rexing.
Hay-Now applied to Alfalfa grass nearly 2' tall!
Corn harvested in October 2015 with 200 bushel yield. Field was turbo tilled twice and sprayed with Humi-Till the end of October, 2015. The farmer said he was able to cut out one trip with the turbo-till but was very impressed with how good the wheat looks. Photo taken April 2016.
2 gallons Monty’s 6-18-6, 1 qt Microhance, 1 qt Monty’s Liquid Carbon, Avail and Ascend… in furrow. That 90 degree angled root is chasing in-furrow nutrition.
Pictured is Corn from Elijay, Georgia. Corn has 1qt MLC And 1 qt Microhance at planting with 10-34-0, 2 its AgriHance-V, and 1 qt MicroHance at V10.
Photo shows corn crops on a farm in Elijay, Georgia. Customer of White County Farmers Exchange. Corn is Pioneer. Gilbert Barrett, dealer (striped shirt) stands about 6'3" tall. Corn has 1qt MLC And 1 qt Microhance at planting with 10-34-0, 2 its AgriHance-V, and 1 qt MicroHance at V10.
Corn on the right: 1/2 gallon of Calcium Plus, 1 quart of Hay-Now, 1 quart of K28, and 1 quart of Sulfur15
These Soybeans were showing signs of potash deficiency. Mr. Davis added one quart of K-28 and one pint of Microhance to his Round-up treatment. As you can see, it turned these soybeans around.
Photo shows hay crops on a farm in Elijay, Georgia. Customer of White County Farmers Exchange. Hay has 2 qts Hay-Now for the 2nd time and is getting ready for the 3rd cutting.
1 gallon of Hay-Now and 1 gallon of Calcium Plus per acre
Photo shows hay crops on a farm in Elijay, Georgia. Customer of White County Farmers Exchange. Hay has 2 qts Hay-Now for the 2nd time and is getting ready for the 3rd cutting.
This plot is in Lancaster Co Pa. Humitill on right about 21 days
Corn on the right: 1/2 gallon of Calcium Plus, 1 quart of Hay-Now, 1 quart of K28, and 1 quart of Sulfur15
Premium Blend 2gal per acre and MLC at 1/2gal in row
1gal Monty's Agrihance-V in row
Pictured is a soybean field in north GA outside of Cleveland. Beans are Pioneer brand. 2 qts MLC were used at planting. 1qt K28 and 1qt Microhance applied at "1 foot tall stage". Grower is now getting sprayer ready for 2nd application of 1qt K28 and 1qt MicroHance. Beans are now about 30" tall. Very thick stand.
Monty's Premium blend (left) vs none
Pictured is corn on a Southern States Owensboro Kentucky plot. They applied in furrow: 2 gallons of 6-24-6, a quart of MLC, and a quart of Microhance to the corn on the left. Control is on the right.
Pictured is a Southern States Owensboro Kentucky corn plot. They applied in furrow: 2 gallons of 6-24-6, a quart of MLC, and a quart of Microhance. Looks like a great start, especially with these wet conditions so far this season!
