JACKPOT
Benefits of Use:
- Promotes sizing and maturity of crops
- Enhances the movement of carbohydrates and proteins from leaves, stems, and roots to the harvested portion of the crop
- Improves quality, shipability, and shelf life of produce Jackpot® applied with Calcium has the following benefits in crops:
- COTTON: Aids fiber maturity, allowing bolls to open naturally; promotes fiber strength and quality; “finishes” filling out the top crop; and “sets-up” crop for proper defoliation
- POTATOES: Promotes tuber sizing, enhances skin setting and “netting,” improves quality for better shipping and storage, and prepares tubers for harvest without “killing”
- SUGAR BEETS: Enhances sugar content and prepares crop for top removal and harvest
- PEANUTS: Improves quality and grade as well as promotes nut-fill
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