Category: Research
Research showing Comparison of Soy Protein Based Seed Lubricant
Comparison of Soy Protein Based and Commercial Available Seed Lubricants ABSTRACT. Seed lubricants play a crucial role in proper seed singulation by ensuring a smooth flow of the seeds through the metering unit. However, the harmful chemicals inadvertently expelled along with the air during the seed metering process have raised concerns regarding the negative effects […]
read moreSoy-Protein Seed Lubricant: Learn More From K-State Research
An Environment-Friendly Seed Lubricant For Pneumatic Row Crop Planters Read K-States review of DUST from LowMuTech Seed lubricants have been used for many years to keep seeds from clumping together during planting. The most common seed lubricant has been a combination of Graphite and talc, but this product can be abrasive to the insecticide coatings […]
read moreThe DUST Results are In – See them in the AgRevival Research Book
AgRevival has done the research on DUST so you don’t have to. DUST was recently included in the 2019 AgRevival Research book for talc replacement products. Click here to view the findings (page 8 and 23).
read moreUniversity of Maryland Product Evaluation
The University of Maryland recently completed a product evaluation of DUST. Their results were: Results Based on the data observed in 2019, the DUST soy protein seed lubricant is comparable to other seed lubricants commonly used in Maryland for corn and soybean production. There were no differences in emergence or yield among the treatments for […]
read moreDUST Use Rates & Cost/Acre Calculator
Learn more about DUST, use rates and cost per acre. If you’re looking to learn more about the cost per acre for the use of DUST, please contact us, as we’re happy to send the spreadsheet as seen in the demonstration below. This will help you make calculations for your own operations.
read moreEarly Results Are In! —More viable plants!
You can come see us at the Greenley Research center at the University of Missouri. Early returns on research done at the University of Missouri and The Ohio State University shows more viable plants when planted with DUST. You can find info about the field days 8/8/18 at the Greenley Center.
read moreSeed Coatings Are Important
We had a colleague share this with us recently. Very thought provoking and one of the reasons we’re developing an all Soy based seed coating. Early tests have been VERY positive in holding active ingredients to the seed. Even better is the coating working in conjunction with DUST! You can read the full article on […]
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