Redox Grows

Latin America’s is one of the world’s largest net food exporters. It’s a fascinating market to monitor. More than 1 billion acres of crops are grown here, so major developments are felt elsewhere in the globe. The region’s expected growth rate is dependent on modernization and sustainability, including new agricultural tools like biostimulants.
Latin America is the world's fastest growing and largest biostimulant market in the world. These materials, used probably, are one key to future prosperity. 
Ignacio Moyano Cordoba, Vice President of Business Development with DunhamTrimmer, said helping farmers succeed has positive impacts well beyond agriculture. 
"If farmers can produce more reliably while using water and nutrients carefully, that benefits supply chains and communities far beyond the farm," he said. "Latin America has an important role in that story. For me, the goal is to help farmers make better decisions and keep producing under increasingly difficult conditions for these moments."
Find out more at DunhamTrimmer.com.

Located in Rochester Mills, Pennsylvania, Pine Valley Farms is a family owned and operated produce farm that started in 1932.  Kegan Wright grows a variety of crops, known far and wide for their superior taste and quality. 
He said Redox technology is important to his success.
"I'm running Redox Rx Platinum™ and RootRx®," he said. "And I'll tell you, since I've started running that for my pop-up fertilizer, the whole way through the crop cycle, my plants are healthier. They can handle stress a lot better. I am really liking it and I don't know that I'll ever go away from it. I do have some really good feedback on diKaP™ with our Roma tomatoes, as well."
Wright said 16 hour days are typical during much of the year, but farming is a major part of his life and the long workdays are worth it.

Nitrogen is the most widely-used fertilizer in the world, and it makes sense to get the most out of it.
RDX Technology from Redox includes the patented and potent biostimulant RDX-N®, along with newly-released RDX-Flex™.  These two products work well throughout the season to get more nitrogen where it counts. RDX technology can lower liquid nitrogen applications by 50% without loss of yield or quality.
"You're getting more nitrogen energy utilization moving through that plant," said Redox West VP Jared Sannar. "I don't want to leave out this reduced stress. You measure that through redox potential. There's other ways to measure that where you're reducing after treatment, whether soil applied, research shows and our field experiences, whether it's soil applied or foliar, you are reducing the stress after an application. And that has carry. We've seen this out to 30, 40 days in some crops."
Find out more from Sannar and Redox Agronomist A.J. Borges in our latest technical podcast. 
Learn more about RDX-Flex here: https://www.redoxgrows.com/news/redox-expands-patented-nitrogen-technology-with-rdx-flex/

Nitrogen makes up the majority of all fertilizer used. Whether good markets or bad, it makes sense to use it wisely.  Southern Idaho grower Shey Taylor is using new technology to cut his synthetic nitrogen use in half, yet maintain or enhance yield and quality this season. 
Driving this positive change is RDX-N®, a patented and potent biostimulant that puts more nitrogen to work where it counts- inside the plant.
"We could see just from 140 acres last year of applying RDX-N that the bottom line was going to be way higher,"Taylor said. "Applying RDX-N saved us $60 an acre, which is especially helpful in the spring, when we have many expenses out."
Taylor said cost saving is crucial to his bottom line, especially consider so many of his inputs have increased in price. 
Find out more about RDX-N at https: RedoxGrows.com/product/rdx-n/.

Fertilizer is one of the few inputs growers can control. Farmers need to choose wisely, considering all that is at stake each year. 
Redox was founded on strong science and our technology reflects it. We have entered a new era in nitrogen optimization technology, aided by the right team, tools and technology in place, including a new state-of-the-art-lab and a research team complete with three PhDs, Gifford Gillette, Debatosh Das and Karthik Mani. 
“There is excitement that comes from discovery, collaboration and science,” said lead researcher, Dr. Gifford Gillette. “That excitement has been just off the charts since we’ve been continuing to add to the scientific credibility here at Redox and the facilities.”
RDX technology continues to advance with the addition of RDX-Flex™ for Agriculture and RDX-N10™ for turf, which adds tremendous flexibility for customers in optimizing yield and quality.