Wolf Trax
Published on 24 June 2013
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Farmers in the U.S. and Canada now have access to more magnesium for their soils and crops. Wolf Trax, a producer of micronutrients, has added magnesium to its DDP Nutrient portfolio with Magnesium DDP, which is designed to address magnesium deficiencies on the farm.
The company applied its patented, scientifically-engineered DDP technology in developing the new product. Formulated as a dry dispersible powder, it will coat dry fertilizer for higher quality blends, better field coverage and easier access for plant roots.
It also features Dual Action Formulation, providing immediate availability for plant uptake, according to the company, along with extended feeding over time. FG
—From Wolf Trax news release