NACHURS NocKout®

NACHURS NocKout® is a premium foliar nitrogen and potassium fertilizer developed to provide efficient supplemental nutrition during critical stages of crop growth. Its balanced 10-0-10-0.25B formulation supplies nitrogen, potassium, and boron. Twenty-five percent of the nitrogen is derived from slowly available urea-triazone, helping extend nitrogen availability after application. One hundred percent of its potassium is supplied through patented NACHURS Bio-K® potassium acetate technology. Bio-K combines potassium with acetate, a natural plant metabolite designed for efficient absorption and improved potassium utilization. This technology supports root development, plant establishment, crop vigor, and tolerance to abiotic stress. NocKout is manufactured with high-quality raw materials that maximize foliar absorption, maintain a low salt index, and minimize equipment corrosion. When applied at recommended rates, it helps promote a healthier plant and root system while supporting improved crop productivity. Its flexible formulation is suitable for row crops, vegetables, fruits, trees, forage, pasture, turf, and ornamental plants. It may also be combined with compatible herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, and other crop-production products, including glyphosate.

Guaranteed Analysis

• Total Nitrogen: 10%
• Available Phosphate: 0%
• Soluble Potash: 10%
• Boron: 0.25%

Nutrient Sources

• Urea
• Urea-Triazone
• Potassium Acetate
• Boric Acid

Role of Nitrogen

Nitrogen supports chlorophyll production, photosynthesis, vegetative growth, and protein formation. The combination of available urea and slowly available urea-triazone provides immediate nutrition with extended nitrogen availability.

Role of Potassium

Potassium supports water regulation, nutrient movement, root development, plant metabolism, stalk strength, stress tolerance, and reproductive growth. All potassium in NocKout is supplied through Bio-K potassium acetate technology.

Role of Boron

Boron supports new plant growth, pollination, reproductive development, seed production, and the movement and balance of sugars within the plant.

Ideal Applications

• Corn
• Soybeans
• Wheat, barley, and oats
• Grain sorghum
• Canola
• Cotton
• Alfalfa
• Hay and pasture
• Dry beans and lentils
• Peanuts
• Sunflowers
• Sugar beets
• Tobacco
• Potatoes and sweet potatoes
• Vegetable crops
• Berries
• Citrus
• Fruit trees
• Turf and ornamental plants
• Crops requiring supplemental foliar nitrogen and potassium

Selected Crop Application Rates

Corn

Apply 1–3 gallons per acre during vegetative growth, with compatible pesticides when appropriate. Apply 1–2 gallons per acre at tasseling and again after pollination with compatible fungicides or insecticides.

Soybeans

Apply 1–3 gallons per acre between V6 and R4 as a nitrogen and potassium supplement in high-yield environments. Applications may be combined with compatible fungicides.

Small Grains

Apply 2–4 gallons per acre from spring green-up through early jointing, up to approximately Feekes 8, as a partial replacement for soil-applied nitrogen. Apply 1–3 gallons per acre at or near the flag-leaf stage as a nitrogen or potassium supplement.

Alfalfa

Apply 1–2 gallons per acre after each cutting when sufficient foliage is present.

Canola

Apply 1–2 gallons per acre before bolting.

Cotton

Apply 1–2 gallons per acre at first bloom. Repeat at 7–10-day intervals when required.

Grain Sorghum

Apply 1–3 gallons per acre after pollination.

Sunflowers

Apply 1–2 gallons per acre to stimulate early growth and again during seed fill. Applications may be combined with compatible insecticides.

Dry Beans

Apply 1–2 gallons per acre at early flowering. Repeat after 10–14 days.

Sugar Beets

Apply 2 gallons per acre at the 10–12-leaf stage and repeat at approximately the 20-leaf stage.

Hay Grasses

Apply 1–3 gallons per acre after spring green-up. Repeat after additional cuttings according to nitrogen and potassium requirements. Do not apply to drought-stressed grass.

Pasture

Apply 2–3 gallons per acre every 30–45 days or after pasture rotation, depending on soil fertility and crop requirements. Do not apply to drought-stressed pasture.

General Specialty-Crop Use

Application rates for fruits, berries, vegetables, and other specialty crops commonly range from 2 quarts to 2 gallons per acre, depending on the crop and growth stage. Consult the product reference sheet or an authorized NACHURS agronomist for exact rates and timings for blueberries, caneberries, cantaloupes, cherries, citrus, cranberries, cucumbers, hops, lettuce, onions, peaches, peanuts, peppers, plums, spinach, strawberries, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, and watermelons.

Ground Application

Apply with a minimum of 5 gallons of water per acre or enough carrier volume to provide thorough and uniform crop coverage.

Aerial Application

NocKout may be applied without dilution, but adequate water is recommended to provide uniform coverage and improve application performance.

Mixing Guidelines

1. Add approximately half of the required water to the spray tank.
2. Add compatible pesticides, herbicides, or other crop-production products.
3. Begin agitation or recirculation.
4. Add the recommended amount of NACHURS NocKout.
5. Add compatible micronutrients or flowable materials.
6. Premix soluble powders with water before adding them.
7. Add the remaining water and continue agitation before application.

Always perform a proportional jar test before large-scale mixing. Mix only the amount required for immediate use because temperature and storage time can affect compatibility.

Storage Guidelines

NACHURS NocKout is not intended for long-term storage. Use the product within six months of purchase for best results. Store in polyethylene, fiberglass, stainless-steel, or lined and coated steel tanks. Do not store or transport NocKout in aluminum or galvanized-steel containers. Agitate or recirculate the product before use. Flat-bottom storage tanks are recommended during winter.

Important Application Conditions

• Apply during moderate temperatures, adequate soil moisture, and active plant growth.
• Use enough water to provide thorough coverage.
• Do not apply to crops stressed by pests, heat, drought, or inadequate soil moisture.
• Avoid application during the hottest part of the day.
• Follow every pesticide label when tank mixing.
• Consult an authorized NACHURS representative for crop-specific rates.

Why Growers Choose NACHURS NocKout

Crops often require supplemental nitrogen and potassium during periods of rapid vegetative growth, flowering, pollination, fruit development, and grain fill. A foliar application can provide these nutrients during critical growth stages without relying entirely on soil availability. NACHURS NocKout combines available nitrogen, slowly released urea-triazone nitrogen, Bio-K potassium, and boron in one low-salt liquid formulation. Its broad crop adaptability and compatibility with many crop-protection products allow it to fit efficiently into existing field passes. NocKout should supplement a complete fertility program. Always follow label directions and use soil testing, plant tissue analysis, and professional recommendations to determine the appropriate rate and timing. Deliver efficient foliar nutrition. Strengthen plant and root health. Knock out critical nutrient demands.