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What makes Xylem Plus different?
Check out the results from Iowa State University's Tar Spot Trial
Check out the results below from Iowa State University's Tar Spot Trial-
As expected, Xylem Plus did not stop Tar Spot (a leaf disease). Even with leaf disease present, Xylem Plus kept the stalk healthy and boosted the yield in 4 different application methods on diseased fields.
*Because Xylem Plus works through the stalk, we recommend pairing it with a leaf-focused fungicide if you struggle with diseases such as Tar Spot.
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Mixing Xylem Plus with EnerG Plus, Generic Capture, and Zinc
See the Results!
Xylem Plus applied in-furrow helps kick-start seedlings by allowing better nutrient flow.
These stalks were split on 7/21/22 near Presho, SD. Look at the difference in plant health on the stalk treated with Xylem Plus (left) vs. the untreated (right).
The discoloration at the root on the untreated plant is caused by stalk rot. Xylem Plus keeps plants disease free and allows better nutrient flow late into the growing season.
September 2021
Photos submitted from a customer near Northwood, IA. The field on the left was treated in-furrow with a competitor's product while the field on the right was treated with Xylem Plus.
A
August 2022
Photo A shows untreated corn
Photo B shows corn treated with Xylem Plus!
Both fields are near Presho, SD
B
September 2022
Watch Ag Performance dealer compare 4 stalks, some treated with Xylem Plus, others are not. Look how much healthier the Xylem Plus treated stalks are!
September 2022
Watch Ag Performance dealer compare 4 fields, each with different fungicide applications. Look how much healthier the Xylem Plus treated field is!
August 2022
These plants were collected from a customer's field of AP1150 in Montgomery County, IA.
Notice the difference in plant health on the Xylem Plus treated stalks!
August 2022
Comparison of fields in Shelby County, IL
Xylem Plus treated
vs. untreated
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