Silicon is a beneficial nutrient for plants that can help with a variety of agricultural issues.

Not nutrients, but plant hormones, play a crucial role in plant physiology and maintaining balance.

Cobalt is really important in the enzyme fixing microbial world helping with germination and resistance.

Humic acids enhance soil structure, water retention, and microbial activity. Fulvic acids, are highly soluble and facilitate nutrient transport to plants.

Hydrogen comes in various forms and is critical for glucose formation.

Nickel is a micronutrient that is relatively unknown, but has a key role in processing nitrogen.

Oxygen is an important element for plant growth. Reducing its concentration in the soil affects nutrient and water uptake as well as respiration.

Chloride (Cl) is a micronutrient that is essential for plant health and crop productivity. It plays a role in many plant functions, but it is a delicate balance.

Copper is an essential micronutrient for plants, and it's necessary for many enzymatic activities, chlorophyll formation, and seed production. Copper also acts as a catalyst for several plant reactions, including electron transfer during photosynthesis and enzyme activation in plant respiration. ...

Iron is a very strong positive that is essential to the plant, but also ties up other nutrients.

Calcium is important on so many different levels, including adding to cell structure and giving the plant strength.

Potassium is incredibly important during reproduction stages of corn and soybean plants.

Magnesium is key to nutrient flow. But, it can also be a big binder of nutrients of not balanced correctly.

You won't hear about Molybdenum at the local coffee shop in the mornings, but Mo plays a very important role in converting atmospheric nitrogen into a plant available form. The XtremeAg team explains more.

75% of the needs of Phosphorus needs of the plant are in the reproductive stages.

Zinc is key for building a plant's defense mechanisms, germination and balancing phosphorus.

Nitrogen is an essential building block for plants, but the XtremeAg farmers are looking for ways to use less of it through more efficient processing.

Manganese is important in the development of cell structures in the plant. Mike Evans and Temple Rhodes talk about when, why and how they apply Manganese to their crop.

Boron is an often forgotten, but essential nutrient to drive the reproductive functions of a plant. In Episode 1 of the XtremeAg Show, Chad Henderson and Mike Evans talked about how they use Boron in their farming operations.