Fertilizer N isn’t always plant-available—timing and early-season access are critical for #corn @PivotBio
Fertilizer N isn’t always plant-available—timing and early-season access are critical for #corn @PivotBio
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Dr. Fred Below, Professor of Crop Sciences at the University of Illinois, explains how Pivot Bio’s proprietary gene edits help provide a third source of nitrogen right on the root, where it stays put and is available when the crop needs it most, even in the presence of other fertilizer sources.

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Fertilizer N isn’t always plant-available—timing and early-season access are critical for #corn

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