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Below 55° |
Above 55° |
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Intellicoat
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If the soil temperature drops below 55 again, the polymer will return to a crystalline form to restrict
water and suspend
the germination process. As the soil warms and growing conditions
become more ideal, the
coating again becomes
permeable, allowing water in so the seed can begin to germinate.
Better, more reliable timing. Germination occurs when it should for healthy uniform
emergence
and great stand counts
on corn planted anywhere from a few days to as many as four weeks earlier
than normal!