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Enhanced efficiency

Soygreen®

Most effective and proven IDC product on the market

3-0-10
6% Iron, 10% Potash

Features and benefits

Unparalleled concentration of iron chelated with ortho-ortho EDDHA

Effectively increases the availability of iron in the soil

The most effective iron in agriculture

Chelated with the purest ortho-ortho EDDHA that exists, Soygreen brands are the leading micronutrient for overcoming iron deficiency chlorosis in soybeans. Exclusively distributed by CHS Agronomy, Soygreen is an iron (Fe) formula developed for soybeans and other crops suffering from iron deficiency chlorosis. It has the purest and highest concentration of ortho-ortho EDDHA chelate compared to other premium micronutrient products. This chelating agent keeps the iron (Fe) soluble for uptake, and even makes other nutrients in the soil available to the plant.

Product details

  • Soygreen is a 6% Iron in a dry water soluble powder that is manufactured utilizing a superior chelating process delivering the highest percentage of ortho-ortho EDDHA in the industry
  • Soygreen improves the availability of iron to field crops
  • The target crop for Soygreen is soybean grown in areas with a history of iron deficiency chlorosis, however, other field crops may benefit from applications when uptake of iron is limiting
Use rate

See label for specific application rates

Application method

In-furrow soil or postemergence applied fertilizer

Package sizes
30 lb   |   1,100 lb

Ortho-ortho EDDHA chelate
Soygreen chelation

Chelation makes fertilizer work. And since there are different types of chelate, there are different types of fertilizer performance. The concentration of ortho-ortho EDDHA in Soygreen is so strong and so pure that it even makes other micronutrients in the soil soluble for uptake.

IDC range
pH levels in soil

When pH levels are above 7, the soil is basic. And soils with these highly alkaline pH levels often prevent plant roots from reducing iron to a soluble state.

IDC chlorosis
Impact of chlorosis

If plant roots can’t take up ferrous iron (FE2+), they become deficient. The symptoms that follow are weak plant vigor, yellowing leaves and total non-emergence in certain areas.

IDC solubility graphic
Iron solubility

Iron is always in a ferric (FE3+) state when it’s in the soil. But plant roots need to reduce ferric iron (FE3+) into ferrous iron (FE2+) in order to make it soluble for uptake.

IDC chelate
Chelate concentration

Soygreen not only has the purest form of ortho-ortho EDDHA, it also contained the highest percentage of water-soluble and stable iron at 80% compared to two imitators sold in 2016 at 47%.

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