NitroSR 25–0–0 Plus 0.5% B can be used for ground and aerial applications.

• Corn (Field, Sweet, Silage): 3–5 gal/acre at V4 to V8 as a partial side–dress Nitrogen replacement. 1–3 gal/acre at V10 as a Nitrogen supplement. 1–2 gal/acre with fungicides or insecticides.
• Soybeans: 1–3 gal/acre at V6 to R3 as a Nitrogen supplement
• Cereal Grains: 1–3 gal/acre at stage 2 to stage 8 as a partial replacement of soil–applied Nitrogen. 1–3 gal/acre at or near stage 8 (flag leaf) as a Nitrogen supplement.
• Alfalfa, Grass Hay and Pastures: 4–6 qt/acre after each cutting when sufficient foliage is present
• Apples: 4–6 qt/acre prior to fruit set or post–harvest
• Asparagus: 6–10 qt/acre at the beginning of mid–fern development and repeat at 14–21 day intervals
• Beans (Dry): Single Application: 10 qt/acre at early pod formation. Multiple Applications: 4–6 qt/acre at early full flower and repeat in 10–14 days.
• Broccoli: 6–10 qt/acre after thinning, then repeat at early head formation. Repeat again in 14–21 days.
• Cabbage: 6–10 qt/acre after thinning, then repeat at early head formation. Repeat again in 14–21 days.
• Cauliflower: 6–10 qt/acre after thinning or transplant, then repeat at early head set. Repeat again at 10–14 day intervals.
• Celery: 4–6 qt/acre when plants are 8–12 inches tall and repeat at 10–14 day intervals
• Cherries: 4–6 qt/acre prior to fruit set
• Christmas Trees (Commercial): 4–10 qt/acre (3–7.5 oz per 1,000 square feet) when sufficient foliage is present
• Cranberries: 4–6 qt/acre at hook stage and repeat after fruit set
• Cucumbers: Single Application: 10–16 qt/acre at early fruit set. Multiple Applications: 4–6 qt/acre at early flowering and repeat at 10–14 day intervals.
• Grain Sorghum: 4–6 qt/acre after pollination
• Grapes: 2–4 qt/acre prior to fruit set
• Lettuce: 4–6 qt/acre after thinning, then repeat at early head formation. Repeat again at 10–14 day intervals.
• Nectarines: 6–10 qt/acre prior to fruit set
• Nursery Stock & Ornamentals: 4–10 qt/acre (3–7.5 oz per 1,000 square feet) when sufficient foliage is present. PRECAUTION: If applying this product undiluted to nursery stock or ornamentals, avoid possible leaf/tip burn by testing a small sampling of plants for at least one week prior to applying product to entire stock.
• Onions: 4–6 qt/acre at mid–set development and repeat at 14–21 day intervals
• Peaches: Single Application: 6–10 qt/acre prior to fruit set
• Pears: 4–6 qt/acre prior to fruit set or post–harvest
• Peas: 4–6 qt/acre at early flowering and repeat in 10–14 days
• Peppers: 4–6 qt/acre at early fruit set and repeat in 10–14 days
• Plums: 6–10 qt/acre prior to fruit set
• Potatoes: Single Application: 10–16 qt/acre at mid–tuber development. Multiple Applications: 4–6 qt/acre at tuber initiation and repeat at 10–14 day intervals until maximum tuber development is reached.
• Pumpkins: 6–10 qt/acre at early fruit set and repeat at 10–14 day intervals
• Spinach: 6–10 qt/acre when sufficient foliage is present and repeat in 14–21 days
• Strawberries: 2–3 qt/acre at early flowering and repeat every 14 days. First fall application may be applied when the height of new growth is at least 3 inches.
• Sugar Beets: 10 qt/acre at the 10–12 leaf stage and repeat at the 20 leaf stage
• Sunflowers: 4–6 qt/acre when outer seeds start to fill and repeat in 10–14 days
• Sweet Potatoes: 4–6 qt/acre at tuber initiation and repeat in 10–14 days
• Tomatoes: Single Application: 10 qt/acre 10–14 days after full bloom. Multiple Applications: 4–6 qt/acre at full bloom. Repeat at 10–14 day intervals.
• Watermelons: 6–10 qt/acre at early flowering and repeat 7–10 days later