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Avoid Nutrient Runoff and Leaching
Keep nutrients where crops need them while protecting nearby waterways.
CG P2X Fertilizers Protect the Environment
CG P2X stays available for plant uptake due to its unique solubility, unlike conventional fertilizers that have the potential to runoff and leach nutrients out of the soil and into local waterways.
Nutrients Available to Plants, Not Waterways
Minimize the nutrient loss due to runoff and leaching to increase fertilizer efficiency with CG P2X fertilizer’s unique solubility that only releases nutrients in response to organic acids exuded by roots.
Organic Acid Soluble
Prevent runoff and leaching with CG P2X’s organic acid solubility. Conventional phosphate fertilizers are water soluble and solubilize quickly into the soil profile—but crops can’t absorb all that phosphate at once, leaving excess phosphate that can runoff and leach into nearby waterways.
Environmentally Responsible Fertilizer
Increase ROI potential and production while creating a positive environmental impact. CG P2X is a one-of-a-kind environmentally responsible fertilizer, designed to prevent excess nutrients and reduce the risk of runoff and leaching that can create harmful algae blooms.
Study Results: CG P2X Prevents Phosphorus from Leaching
A study of cumulative orthophosphate in leachate as affected by phosphate sources show CG P2X is considerably less prone to leaching when compared to water–soluble phosphate sources.
Study Results: CG P2X Remains in Root Zone Weeks After Application
Extractable soil test – as affected by sampling depth and phosphate source – following eleven weeks of Bermuda grass establishment, shows CG P2X remains in the soil profile for many weeks following application, providing a long-lasting supply of key nutrients.
Research Proven
Dr. Fred Below, professor at the University of Illinois, discusses his research showing how CG P2X uses phosphate more efficiently to help increase yield.
Reduce Nutrient Runoff with CG P2X Fertilizers
CG P2X fertilizers keep phosphorus available when crops need it by releasing only in response to organic acids exuded by roots, instead of being lost due to rainfall and snow melt.