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Yield Innovations • May 20, 2025
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By Jenny Phillips, Director of Marketing
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September 1, 2026
There’s still fertility sitting in that corn residue. DECOMP™ is designed to help put more of it back to work. DECOMP is a complete biological residue-management system that works to accelerate the breakdown of stal ks, leaves and root balls while moving crop-bound fertility back into active nutrient cycling. And the latest data gives us a closer look at what that can mean. In a Michigan leachate study, corn residue treated with DECOMP showed higher captured levels of potassium, phosphorus and nitrogen after 30–60 days compared to untreated residue. Replicated corn-after-corn research has also shown a +10 bu./A yield response across a two-year dataset. The goal isn't just residue that disappears faster. It's breaking down lignin, releasing held nutrients and creating better planting conditions for the crop that follows. Get more from the fertility you've already paid for. Talk with your Yield Innovations Consultant about w here DECOMP fits this fall.

By Jenny Phillips, Director of Marketing
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January 8, 2026
NanoBond is built on advanced nanotechnology designed to keep essential elements stable, soluble, and available for plant uptake. Traditional formulations often become tied up in the soil or tank, reducing their efficiency before they ever reach the plant. NanoBond prevents that loss by working at the molecular level.






















