
TRIPHASE TURNS TIED-UP PHOSPHORUS INTO YIELD.
NutriCharge® TriPhase™ is formulated to safeguard applied phosphorus while also releasing the soil and mineral reserves found in the field. Building on the proven efficacy of NutriCharge, this latest innovation delivers the maximum amount of phosphorus to your plants. TriPhase keeps applied phosphorus available and pulls more from your soil's phosphorus bank.
THREE POOLS. ONE TECHNOLOGY.
The patented Charge Release Chemistry in NutriCharge TriPhase takes action in each phosphorus pool, delivering the maximum availability to plants when they need it.

APPLIED
PHOSPHORUS
NutriCharge chemistry protects phosphorus from fixation.

IN-SOLUTION
PHOSPHORUS
Keeps P in plant-available orthophosphate at the root.

MINERAL-BOUND PHOSPHORUS
Displaces cations to free P from minerals (Ca/Fe/Al)
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RESULT: MORE PLANT-AVAILABLE PHOSPHORUS DURING EARLY GROWTH AND IN-SEASON.
TRIPHASE APPLICATION RATES

IN-FURROW & 2X2:
8 oz. / ac. in 2.5 to 5 GPA water.
With starter, use 8 oz. / ac. with 1 to 2 GPA.
DRY FERTILIZER COATING:
2 qt. / ton for a uniform coat on dry phosphorus blends.
COMPATIBILITY:
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Mixes with liquid fertilizers.
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Can be coated on dry blends.
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Follow label order; jar test if unsure.
HELPFUL TRIPHASE TIPS
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Agitate if settled.
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Add TriPhase, then water or starter per rates.
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Keep total carrier volume as listed.
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Rinse system per normal practice.
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Store sealed and dry.
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Read label and SDS before use.

TRIPHASE FAQS
We get many questions about TriPhase! Here are some of the most common.
CAN I COAT DRY FERTILIZER?
Yes. 2 qt/ton on dry phosphorus blends.
PLANTER SPEED OR VOLUME LIMITS?
Normal volumes. No slow-downs when used as directed.
HIGH-PH RESPONSE?
Yes. It binds free cations and keeps more phosphorus plant-available.
WHEN DO I NOTICE A RESPONSE?
Roots and tissue P first. Yield depends on season and field.
WHAT ABOUT ZINC?
Helps free Zn from soil minerals and common Zn sources.
HOW DOES TRIPHASE REPLACE MY STARTER?
It can run stand-alone or with reduced starter. Many growers lower starter volume to 1 gallon.