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Hay Maker® Product Information & Documentation

HAY MAKER® Slow Release Nitrogen Fertilizer

Hay Maker® 18-3-4 is a slow-release liquid foliar fertilizer with micronutrients that increases protein, yield and forage productions. Developed for use on all grass types, it’s a great choice whether you’re looking for the best fertilizer for green grass, pasture or hayfield.

  • Foliar feeding provides a quicker nitrogen uptake while our unique slow-release nitrogen, urea triazone, penetrates the leaf and provides two weeks of sustained feeding that won’t wash off in the rain.

  • Our potassium acetate is the most efficient (84% absorption) and the safest (less chance of plant burn).

  • The sustained release of nutrients along with the amino acids increases photosynthetic activity in the leaf, increasing chlorophyll, resulting in a quick grow back and incremental protein levels in plant tissue.

  • Increases protein content—university test proven (+30%).

  • Can be tank mixed with any herbicide and applied at the same time.

  • One 2.5 gallon jug can treat 3 acres!

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What is Hay Maker?

Hay Maker is a foliar fertilizer containing slow-release nitrogen formulated to increase forage production of pastures and increase hay yield and protein content. Hay Maker is an environmentally responsible alternative to harsh chemicals.

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