Nitrogen Stabilizer

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Can someone recommend a nitrogen stabilizer product that I can put in 28% sidedress that will not hurt my biology.

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There is a product called Soltellus, that is a polymer, it has a CEC of 100 and has similar binding sights that holds nutrients to the polymer. This is a little different from a stabilizer. A stabilizer typically slows down a chemical reaction, while this polymer is creating a chemical reaction making nutrients around it more attracted to the polymer than the CEC of the soil, to hold them in place. And it’s only 5 bucks a quart. So it’s 5-10 bucks an acre. The company is Lygos

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@u_6f8b51ec5b612e37 the other cool thing with Soltellus is the polymer starts as aspartic acid, which is an amino acid that acts as a bio stimulant. Once in polyaspartic acid form, it has the chelation of nutrients up front, and as the polymer starts to degrade (30-45 day half life) its breaking down into its individual aspartic acid components then “slow releasing” that bio-stimulant action over the next 30-45 days. Safe for biology first during chelation, and stimulates biology second during break down

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will humic acid work. It’s what I’ve used on urea I foliar apply to corn and beans to prevent it from burning crop. I’ve used it to foliar apply 10gal/ac of 20% solution. It was a dry powder I mixed into sprayer I believe I used 300gram per ac

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**Inhabit Boost**is a micro carbon compound that provides binding sites for fertilizer to keep it stable.
Versus some other nitrogen stabilizers that suppress the bacteria in the soil that cause nitrogen conversion.
Carbon can also enhance biology.
[Inhabit Boost link](https://www.fbn.com/direct/product/farmers-first-inhabit-boost)

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