Ames, Iowa
February 16, 2007
 New
2006 field trial results show that soybeans treated with VAULT®
BioStacked® inoculant boost soybean yields 2-10 bushels per
acre.
"These results further
demonstrate that soybeans treated with VAULT® BioStacked®
inoculant provide soybean growers with higher yields," says Bill
Romp, Becker Underwood
business unit manager. "Using inoculants is an excellent way for
growers to achieve higher yields and cope with higher fertilizer
prices and fuel costs."
According to Becker Underwood, results from 19 university and
other, independent third-party soybean trials in eight states
show soybeans treated with VAULT BioStacked inoculant yielded
50.8 bushels per acre--2.2 bushels more per acre than the
untreated control soybean fields and 1.2 bushels more per acre
than fields treated with competitive products.
"These commercial soybean trials show that treating soybeans
with VAULT BioStacked inoculant is a low-cost, research-proven
way for soybean growers to reap higher yields and more profit
per acre," Romp says. "And, with seed suppliers now applying the
inoculant to soybeans, it's easier than ever for growers to use
and profit from inoculants. An added benefit is that VAULT is
guaranteed fresh for maximum effectiveness."
For detailed 2006 field trial results, visit
www.WeProveIt.com.
Founded in 1982 in Ames, Iowa, Becker Underwood is an
international developer of products for the mulch, seed,
agriculture, turf, and greenhouse markets with production
facilities in Ames; Saskatoon, Canada; and Littlehampton,
England. The company manufactures and markets a variety of
specialty colorants and bio-agronomic products for turf
management, agriculture, seed treatment, wood recycling,
aquaculture, vegetation management, forestry and structural pest
control industries. To learn more, visit
www.beckerunderwood.com. |
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