PlotTill™ 16oz (2 acres)

PlotTill^® works to offset compaction by improving soil structure, drainage and tilth to maximize yields and support overall soil and plant health. Specifically formulated for conventional tillage and no-till applications, PlotTill^® helps support a healthy, growing environment so your crops can reach their potential. PlotTill^® allows those planting food plots in heavy clay-based soils, or in areas with severe compaction to establish healthy food plots through manipulation of the soil structure itself, allowing air, water, and nutrients to flow easier between the soil and plants’ roots. The result is fast-growing, attractive, and vigorous food plots in conditions that previously would have been a challenge.

PlotTill^® improves the tilth and aeration of the soil allowing more oxygen in for improved root development and enhanced soil microbial activity. PlotTill^® should be used in conjunction with PlotStart^® and PlotBoost^®, to ensure maximum benefits.

Just spray at or before planting and PlotTill^® does the rest! Works for fall, spring, and summer plantings; all annuals and perennials.

All Products have a 4-year Shelf Life

How to Use PlotTill™

STEP 1: DETERMINE PROPER TIMING & FREQUENCY OF SPRAYING

• Spring plantings (Ex: clover, alfalfa, chicory) North – May to July; South – March to June
• Summer plantings (Ex: corn, soybeans, sorghum) North – May to August; South – April to August
• Fall plantings (Ex: wheat, brassica, turnips) North – August to November; South – September to December

STEP 2: MIX RATE & OTHER CHEMICALS

Apply PlotTill™ at a rate of 8 oz (236.5 mL) per acre. It can be applied through standard aerial or ground spray equipment. Use 10-25 gallons of water per acre to obtain even coverage. PlotTill™ can be mixed with most fertilizer solutions and herbicides. (Always do a jar test to assure mixing compatibility.)

STEP 3: SPRAY & ACTIVATE

PlotTill™ requires 1 inch of rainfall or irrigation to activate and will continue working the entire growing season. You are done!