Patented and proven RDX-N® provides unrivaled nitrogen optimization. Marc Severson of Forge Advising, Inc. in Illinois outlines the brilliance of this groundbreaking product. Watch Marc's full visit with Chad Scebold of Redox Midwest here: https://t.co/HsjQt8BwcT
We are thrilled to have our patented and proven nitrogen optimization technology RDX-N® nominated for best new product of 2025 by Farm Journal and would appreciate your support. Here's a link where you can cast your vote for Redox: https://t.co/b13Whxyokt
Midwest agronomist John Parrish is in Nebraska, giving his winter wheat a strong start with Rootex® Flowable. Redox technology keeps phosphorus available from the soil to plant, promoting stronger roots, more lateral branching, and healthier soils.
Eastern Illinois update! 🌽
Midwest team member Aimee Burke visited one of our Total Acre trials last week, where we’re evaluating RDX-N® as a replacement for 25 lbs of in-season nitrogen.
This grower already runs a highly efficient N program, but RDX-N® is built to take it even further — enhancing nitrogen metabolism and supporting plant charge balance for improved health and yield potential.
Other important points: reduce the charge a crop is experiencing (i.e., redox potential) = reduce stress. In 90% of our trials, when charge/stress ⬇️, yield ⬆️. Such was case here. Many are unaware nitrate brings significant charge that puts 🌾out of balance regarding electrons.
🚜 Field Update from Michigan!
Jake Drozd of Drozd Family Grain shares his observations from this week’s @TotalAcre trial. This side-by-side is all about optimizing Redox's RDX-N® technology.
* On the right, RDX-N allowed us to reduce UAN 32% by 25 lbs.
* On the left, the full grower standard program—245 lbs of UAN 32.
Jake points out a clear difference in:
✔️ Root stalk diameter
✔️ Root ball mass & structure
✔️ Overall plant color and vigor
That’s the power of Plant Charge Balance at work. When nutrients are efficiently absorbed and used, your plants will show you the difference.
🚨Due to the threat of New World Screwworm I am announcing the suspension of live cattle, horse, & bison imports through U.S. southern border ports of entry effective immediately.
The last time this devastating pest invaded America, it took 30 years for our cattle industry to recover. This cannot happen again.
We’re proud to introduce the XPRT Farm—a 470-acre research farm in Missouri Valley, Iowa, designed to deliver real-world, field-scale insights that matter to modern agriculture.
This year’s research is focused on maximizing the value of manure applications and improving nitrogen efficiency using advanced Redox technologies like H-85™ and RDX-N™. Every trial is backed by rigorous testing, Total Acre analytics, and a commitment to practical outcomes.
This isn’t theoretical—it’s applied science for real farming.
🔗 https://t.co/C4ejoChbFe
#XPRTFarm #RedoxBioNutrients #AgResearch #SustainableFarming #CropScience #ManureMultiplier #MidwestAg #InnovationInAg
We're off to a fantastic start at @comclassic in Denver! 🌱🚜 Darin had a great turnout at his What's New session yesterday, followed by a live podcast interview with Total Acre. Our Midwest team is on-site today and tomorrow—stop by and see us at Booth 743!
See the difference for yourself! 👀💧 OptiMax™, our new rapid-action surfactant for the Midwest market delivers rapid infiltration, ensuring better soil absorption compared to water alone. More efficiency, less runoff, and maximum performance! 🚀 #OptiMax
Introducing our Technical Podcast series! 🎙️🚜 In this first episode, Dr. Giff Gillette, Head of Research, joins Jim Morris to break down the science behind humic and fulvic acids—what they are, why they matter, and how they impact agriculture. Don’t miss this deep dive into the technology driving Redox innovation!
View here: https://t.co/cXpIGQwrz8
or Listen here: https://t.co/b5Qbgo1M9p
🌱🌽🌾When you meet with your agronomist to discuss fertility, do they talk about the periodic table of elements and positive/negative charges? Do they bring up soil function and biology? If they do not, you have a salesman, not an agronomist. 💵😎