Labels, Product Sheets & SDS Documents

Labels, product sheets and safety data sheets are listed with each product in our product listings.

Product Comparison Sheets

To download any of our product comparison sheets, click the "Download" button below the title. 

Boron Solutions

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Slow Release Nitrogen Products

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Zinc Solutions

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PureGrade: GoldStart

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PureGrade: Diamond

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PureGrade: Premium

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Calcium Solutions for Specialty Crops

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Zinc Solutions for Specialty Crops

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Boron Solutions for Specialty Crops

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A properly-timed nutrient management program is essential for maximizing yields at harvest. Both corn and soybeans have different nutrient needs at varying stages throughout the growing season. Understanding these critical growth stages and providing adequate nutrition to the growing crop is key to maximize crop productivity and achieve higher yields at harvest. 

Click here to download The Andersons High Yield Programs for Corn and Soybeans.

Click here to download The Andersons High Yield Programs for Sugar Beets, Potatoes, and Sweet Corn.
 

How do I learn more?
Reach out to your Territory Manager from The Andersons. 

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Brochures and White Papers

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2021
Specialty Product Guide

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Biological Solutions Brochure

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2023 Research Trials

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2022 Research Trials Brochure

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2021 Research Trials Brochure

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2020 Research Trials Brochure

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2019 Research Trials Brochure

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Resources

Below are some of the websites that we have found to be most beneficial to our customers. 

Andersons Business Groups
Andersons Trade Group
Andersons Ethanol Group
Andersons Rail Group

Industry Information
4R Nutrient Stewardship
International Plant Nutrition Institute
Responsible Ag
Fluid Fertilizer Foundation

Crop Protection Chemicals
Corteva Agriscience
Bayer Crop Science
Syngenta
FMC
BASF

Seed
Asgrow and Dekalb
Pioneer

Credit and Loans
American Business Credit Farm Equipment Leasing and Loans
Farm Credit
Ag Credit
USDA Farm Loan Program

Precision Agriculture
Trimble
Ag Leader

Weather
The Weather Channel

Spraying
TeeJet
Enlist and Enlist Duo
XtendiMax
Engenia
FeXapan
EPA - Certified Pesticide Applicator Instructions

Agricultural Magazines
Progressive Farmer
Successful Farming
U.S. Farmer
No-Till Farmer
Farm Journal
Crops and Soils Magazine
Ag Web

Agricultural Universities
Michigan State University College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
Ohio State University Agronomic Crops Network
Purdue University Pest and Crop Newsletter
University of Illinois Extension
University of Nebraska - Lincoln Agricultural Research Division
Oklahoma State University Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
University of Minnesota 
Iowa State
University of Missouri

Government Agriculture Organizations
United States Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency
United States Department of Agriculture
Natural Resources Conservation Service
National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
United Soybean Board
American Soybean Association
National Corn Growers Association
American Farm Bureau Federation

Analytical Labs
Waypoint Analytical
A&L Great Lakes
Midwest Laboratories 
Ward Laboratories

Approved Tank Mix Partners

Learn more about The Andersons approved products for tank mixing with specific herbicides.

STORAGE AND CLEANING GUIDELINES FOR LOW-SALT FERTILIZER TANKS

Quality is the foundation of our products and manufacturing processes. We want to provide you with the highest-quality products to help grow your operation. To ensure the quality you expect, we focus on five key points during the manufacturing process:

• Pressing suppliers for the highest quality raw materials
• Refining manufacturing processes for maximum efficiency and environmental sustainability
• Implementing and maintaining quality management processes and systems
• Performing rigorous testing to ensure each product is manufactured to specifications
• Continuous evaluation and improvement of these processes

Quality management does not end once a product leaves our facility. Our customers play a key role in upholding quality. Once we have produced and shipped a product, it is in our dealers’ and distributors’ hands to maintain the product’s integrity until it reaches the field. To assist with this process, we have developed the following tank storage and cleaning guidelines.

We hope you find these guidelines useful. Thank you for trusting The Andersons to produce high-quality products that will help you reach your goals. Please contact us or your representative from The Andersons if you have questions or comments.

GENERAL STORAGE GUIDELINES FOR LOW-SALT FERTILIZERS

When storing low-salt fertilizers, follow these Dos and Don’ts:

CLEANING GUIDELINES

Safety Guidelines

Before starting any preparations or cleaning procedures, be sure to wear the proper personal protective equipment (PPE). Consult the product SDS for any additional PPE requirements or safety precautions. Follow these best practices:

1. Wear appropriate waterproof boots with good traction on the soles
2. Utilize safety goggles with face shield
3. Use chemical-resistant gloves
4. Wear appropriate head and body protection

Additional safety precautions:

1. Make sure the tank is free of all product up to the manway opening.
2. Be aware of the manway cover weight and use additional help when removing
    bolts and the cover.
3. Isolate the tank and fill lines before opening manways. Make sure all fill valves are
    closed and secured.
4. Follow the permit-required confined space entry protocol.
5. Test the air quality. Provide additional mechanical ventilation, if necessary.
6. Make sure all submersible pumps and electrical cords have an appropriate GFCI. 
7.  Be extra aware of heat exhaustion risk for personnel. Rotate entrants frequently.
8. Maintain control over the pressure washer trigger but do not tape or bypass the
    trigger in the open position. Ensure appropriate pressure regulation. 
9. Beware of carbon monoxide contamination. Make sure the pressure washer is
    located outside the tank and away from the manway or ventilation intake.

Tank Cleaning Procedure

1. Remove all liquid from the tank.
2. Inspect the interior of the tank for solids. If solids are present, remove loose solids
    and repurpose. You may use solids/sludge/rinsate to make suspensions or solid
    fertilizers or apply to a field with a manure spreader using proper agronomic rates.
3. Before cleaning, spray the bottom to remove residue from the sump or cone. Use
    of a pressure washer is recommended.
4. Starting from the top of the tank and working down, spray the roof and the inside
    walls of the tank.  Be cautious of trip/slip hazards caused by the hoses and slick
    floor surface.
5. Once the tank has been washed from top to bottom, add enough water to avoid
    starving the pump and recirculate for 10 minutes, if possible.
6. Use the system pump and drain the tank.
7. Repeat steps 2 through 6 two more times. If residue remains, use hot water and
    detergent and rinse thoroughly.
8. Clean or replace screens and hoses.
9. Perform a final inspection to ensure the tank and hoses are clean and free of all
    solids and liquids.
10. Allow the system to dry before filling with another product.

For questions, contact your Territory Manager from The Andersons.