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Soltellus

Healthier soil. Cleaner water. Bigger yields.

Soltellus 2000 is a positively-charged polymer that improves NPK cycling and availability in both corn and soybeans. It attaches to negatively-charged nutrients like phosphorus and potassium, moves them into the plant, and builds a hydroscopic environment at the root zone that mitigates drought and heat stress. Independent Midwest data shows a 3.5 bushel-per-acre increase in soybeans.

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Soltellus application scenarios on key row crops: use rates, acceptable application methods, recommended timing by crop, and performance guarantee
Application scenarios & timing by crop.
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Better NPK cycling

Pulls phosphorus and potassium into the plant instead of tying them up.

02

Drought mitigator

Builds a hydroscopic zone at the root — a proven stress buffer.

03

2× ROI guarantee

Backed by a return-on-investment guarantee for growers.

  • 1

    Energy source for soil microbes and fungi — strengthens the soil microbiome.

  • 2

    Performs especially well in corn-on-corn and manured fields.

  • 3

    Purifies tank-mix water so your chemistry works harder.

  • 4

    Reduces reliance on synthetic fertilizer inputs.

Side-by-side corn ear comparison: untreated check versus Minnesota 2qt in-furrow Soltellus, showing fuller tip fill
Check vs. 2 qt in-furrow — better tip fill.
Corn stalk comparison: untreated check with fired lower leaves versus Minnesota 2qt in-furrow Soltellus with greener, healthier lower canopy
Less firing in the lower canopy.
Diagram: Soltellus as a hub of ion exchange in the soil — nutrient bioavailability, soil microbiome and plant benefits driving yield
Soltellus — a hub of ion exchange in the soil.

Watch & learn

See it in the field.

Don Dinger on Soltellus
Soltellus data webinar
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Interested in Soltellus?

Talk to the Dingers about pricing, trials, or how Soltellus fits your operation.

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