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Quick-Sol

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Crafted from the highest quality silicon, Quick-Sol is a polymer-based, amphoteric, and ionically charged source of plant-available silicon. It acts as a dual-purpose soil amendment and versatile silicon fertilizer to improve soil health and strengthen plant resilience.
Developed as a direct response to an increasing need to innovate products facilitating plant growth and productivity while remediating the soil.
Delivers the highest concentration of soluble silicon of any commercially available product.*

*21.88% in accordance with the most recent standardized AAPFCO testing methodology.
Quick-Sol protects yield potentials by mitigating many of the challenges facing today’s producers.

Benefits of Silicon for Plant Health

Silicon is a foundational element for all plant life that ensures maximized physiological potential.

  • Supports yield potentials and crop quality

    Relieves the impact of natural stresses

    Enhances water and nutrient use efficiency

    Enhances post-harvest storage

    Promotes photosynthesis

Benefits of Silicon for Soil Health

Soil health is the continued capacity of soil to function as a vital living ecosystem that sustains plants, animals, and humans. Healthy soil gives us clean air and water, bountiful crops and forests, productive grazing lands, and diverse wildlife.

  • Remediates soil  (salinity, heavy metals, pH, compaction)

    Mitigate nutrient runoff

    Supports microbiome dynamics in the soil

    Enhances the soil’s water retention capacity

Silicon Uptake Comparison

Silicon uptake in Poa trivialis leaf blades: Quick-Sol achieved 1,190% increase over control and 211% over potassium silicate based on label rate.

% Silicon in Leaf Blades
3.0
2.5
2.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
.21
Control
.87
Potassium Silicate
2.71
Quick-Sol

Empowering the independence of our nation’s farmers, ranchers, and forest landowners—the dedicated stewards of our natural resources—to have the tools they need to restore and enhance the resilience of their land.

Quick-Sol Field Trial Results

Results of Quick-Sol field trials conducted over a period of two years in North Carolina and South Carolina. The control fields were the standard fertilization program. The Quick-Sol fields were the standard fertilization program with the addition of the customary Quick-Sol application rate. The cost of the Quick-Sol application was factored into the “Net Profit.” One of numerous Quick-Sol trials showcasing the products results.

Country
Crop
Soil Type
Yield Increase
Increase
Net Profit
Bladen
Corn
Sandy Loam
22.6%
31.5 Bushels
$217.16
Gates
Corn
Suffock Loamy Sand
14.5%
22.66 Bushels
$143.28
Roberson
Cotton
Norfolk Loamy Sand
15.2%
150 Pounds
$136.00
Roberson
Corn
Goldsburg Loamy Sand
14.0%
32 Bushels
$220.28
Bladen
Peanuts
Autryville Loamy Sand
18.5%
1,074 Pounds
$204.96
Davie
Wheat
Clifford Sandy Clay
12.1%
8.3 Bushels
$45.15
Wayne
Cucumber
Sandy Loam
26.8%
1,942 Pounds
$209.10
Rowan
Fescue Hay
Appling Sandy Loam
25.0%
1.75 Bales
$91.70
Stanly
Cotton
Channery Clay
10.6%
94.48 Pounds
$80.48
Rowan
Soybean
Mecklenburg Loam
19.7%
7.11 Bushels
$60.71
Colombus
Bermuda Hay
Lt. Goldsburg
33.0%
650 Pounds
$70.20
Davie
Corn
Cecil
17.3%
28.69 Bushels
$121.93
Surry
Tobacco
Cecil
10.2%
197.86 Pounds
$374.72
Stanly
Cotton
Tatum
8.7%
137.08 Pounds
$65.21
Wayne
Cucumber
Sandy Loam
34.5%
3,184 Pounds
$360.00
Alamance
Cotton
Vance Sandy Loam
16.0%
400 Pounds
$770.00