Powering
Crop Performance
There’s Proof in the Numbers
We’re proud to celebrate over 100 million acres treated with TITAN® XC! Join growers across the country who trust TITAN XC year after year and see the results that keep them coming back.
Drive Results
Make your product go farther the smart way. Adding TITAN XC means you get the results you want without needing to add more dry fertilizer.
How Does TITAN XC Support Your Crops?
TITAN XC drives nutrient uptake early in the season and helps more demanding or sensitive crops like corn and cotton meet their phosphorus and potash levels by promoting nutrient absorption and root growth.
Where Do Your Soils Stand?
Soil is the foundation of your livelihood, and nurturing it means productivity for the season and beyond. See how your soils stack up to other places in the US so we can help you get ahead of any deficiencies.
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Get your proof from the source and hear what growers have to say about their success with TITAN XC.
“We struggle to get potassium into the corn plant because of the calcium, clays and CEC of the soil. TITAN XC helps free it up and get it into the plant. We’re chasing high yields and we couldn’t do it without TITAN XC.”
- Kelly Garett, Iowa
“When I first heard about TITAN XC I wanted to give it a try on one of my fields. I could sure tell the difference between the treated and untreated fertilizer on the imagery – it stuck out like a sore thumb. My neighbor ended up doing a trial as well it came out over 7 bushels better when we took it to yield.”
- Allen Ehrman, Nebraska
“I’ve gone to using TITAN XC on my dry fertilizer since noticing a difference in the root system and the color of my crop compared to where I didn’t use TITAN XC”
- Matt Minnix, Indiana
“We’ve been using TITAN XC for three years, and we’ve seen pretty good benefit – so much so that we’re going to try it in the fall to give us a better shot at having K available immediately in the spring.”
- Jake Drozd, Michigan