Key Benefits
Early Growth Enhancer
Supports early development by improving nutrient uptake and crop vigour, whether applied in-furrow or as a foliar spray.
Essential Nutrients
Nitrogen fuels leaves, phosphorus builds roots, and potassium strengthens stems. The high phosphate content (22%) gives young crops energy for early growth.
Faster Emergence
Helps accelerate plant emergence and crop establishment, maximizing the growing season.
Stress Resilience
Helps crops recover from environmental stressors and thrive during challenging conditions.
Flexible, Easy Application
Apply in-furrow at planting or as a foliar spray, and tank mix with most pesticides and fertilizers to simplify field operations.
Exceptional Value
High-quality nutrition at an affordable price, with minimal cost per acre.
Analysis
When to Use
ALWAYS READ LABEL BEFORE USE. Apply in-furrow at planting, or as an early-season foliar spray.
In-furrow: 14-20 L per acre at planting.
Foliar: 1-2 L per acre with a minimum of 40 L of water per acre. Allow at least 3-4 weeks between foliar applications.
How it Works
Active SURGE™ is a low cost, liquid N-P-K fertilizer built around phosphorus. Applied in-furrow at planting, it places nutrients right where early roots develop. Applied as a foliar spray, it delivers them directly to the leaves. Nitrogen supports leaf growth, phosphorus supports root development and energy transfer, and potassium supports stems and stress tolerance, so crops get the early-season boost they need.
Tissue Analysis
Want to take the guesswork out of your fertility decisions? Taurus offers tissue analysis services through Corvian Labs. Ask your Taurus rep about submitting a plant tissue sample today.
Compatibility
Compatible with most pesticides and fertilizers. Conduct pre-testing if combination has not been previously used. Always do a jar test with pesticides and spray water to ensure compatibility as water quality can vary.
Recommended Next Product
Use Active PodFILL X™ for canola or Active GFB™ for cereals (to maximize pod fill or grain development) to complete the season-long fertility plan.
