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This photo illustrates how Vitazyme can protect a crop from drought. The corn on the left was treated with Vitazyme at 13oz./acre applied in furrow at planting.

It was taken during a drought cycle in August 2003 on a farm in Naples, NY. Click the photo to enlarge it and note how the corn on the right is under extreme drought stress, while the corn on the left maintains normal turgor.

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Notice how the Vitazyme treated corn on the right shows a more massive root structure. This allows the plant to extract more moisture under dry conditions.

A vigorous root structure will better utilize applied fertilizer resulting in higher yields and better quality.

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Crops treated with Vitazyme at planting get off to a better start . This corn seedling already has a stronger root structure and more top growth.

Vitazyme increases microbial activity in the seed bed which stimulates fertilizer uptake, accelerates germination, and results in rapid, more uniform emergence.

For further information see "How Vitazyme Works" and "How Vitazyme Works With Fertilizer".