Less upfront nitrogen = more profit. @AdvancingEcoAgriculture
Less upfront nitrogen = more profit.  @AdvancingEcoAgriculture
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
✅ $20/ac saved on plant growth regulators (no need with less lodging)
✅ $6-15/ac saved on insecticide
✅ $20-40/ac saved on fungicide

"We're looking at an additional $70-100 per acre to manage the problems that come with the thinking that we have been taught as being 100 accurate." Plus a high-quality crop with exceptional vigor.

Today on the Regenerative Agriculture Podcast: Patrick, Andrew, and Stephen Fabian describe it all to John Kempf

The Fabians grow pedigreed seeds on 1,000 acres in Alberta. They have drastically reduced upfront synthetic nitrogen, opting instead to spoon-feed crops with highly efficient foliar applications of solubilized urea.

Some takeaways?
🚫 Stop spending money to fix problems your fertilizer created
✅ Spoon-feed nutrition based on what the plant actually needs (use sap analysis!)

🎧 Listen: loom.ly/iuo5tbI
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Less upfront nitrogen = more profit.

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