ecmn | TheJoker - 9/17/2025 06:38
Jon you don't have a clue. The only thing the 2 products share is concept, let's call it "improved P uptake". Beyond that the molecules aren't in the same ball park, and they are supposed to function differently.
As far as data goes, AgroTech has more independent on farm data than Verdesian by a long shot. I say this as someone who used to be a verdesian dealer in the past. I don't sell NutriCharge, but I think those guys are on the right track.
I get that the chemistry might be different, but at the end of the day NutriCharge isn’t bringing anything amazing to the table.
What’s the actual ingredient that makes it so special?
what in it makes it double as a great N stabilizer?
Maybe you can post a pile of University peer reviewed data with different rate trials of treated vs untreated with plant and soil tests as well as the roi.
because the company couldn't, I’ve asked their reps half a dozen easy questions and got nothing but vague answers, which doesn’t exactly build confidence. I’ll give you credit that maybe they’re on the right track, but for me it falls short. We can just agree to disagree on this one. |
What is Nutricharge and does anyone have on farm trials?
