Throughout Africa, soils can benefit from application of refined boron. This vast region comprises a multitude of climates, soil types and crops. The dominant soils of Africa are inherently infertile, and their quality is degraded further by climatic conditions. Frequent droughts and pervasive sandy soils mean that most growers here can see higher yields and greater ROI by using refined boron. Learn More

Australia and New Zealand are well known for their expansive landscapes and thriving agricultural industry. With numerous areas of volcanic or sandy soil and fairly high rainfall, refined boron can enhance crop growth and development. Learn More

China is the world’s largest agricultural economy, feeding one fifth of the global population on just over one-tenth of its arable land. China's food security is dependent on making the best use of its limited arable land and water resources. Like many regions of the world, China’s soil suffers from boron deficiency. Understanding the value of boron can help Chinese growers improve soil nutrition and continue to meet the country’s production needs long into the future. Learn More

European growers face boron-depleted soils, especially given the demands of widespread crops such as rapeseed. Most growers here are aware of the need for micronutrient supplementation. Refined boron can help, and offers a variety of application methods to meet growers’ needs. Learn More

Growers in this region have a high agricultural demand for boron, which is especially deficient throughout Bangladesh and eastern India. Monsoon patterns and depletion from the variety of high-yield crops in the area mean that refined boron supplementation is vital to help prevent fruit and flower drop and protect growers’ livelihoods. Both family growers and larger land holdings can benefit from the application of high-quality, highly available refined boron. Learn More

Latin America—comprising Mexico as well as countries throughout Central America, South America, and the Caribbean—is a vital contributor to the world’s food and agricultural resources. With a great deal of farmable land and a wide range of available crops, this region relies on boron for optimal yields. Learn More

The United States and Canada encompass vast swaths of rich farmland that feed much of the world. From the corn fields of Illinois, to the apple orchards of Ontario, to California’s fertile Central Valley, agriculture fuels regional economies. Boron is essential for healthy crop yields, yet it is the second-most deficient nutrient across North America. Correcting boron deficiency requires an understanding of multiple factors—including weather, geography, soil conditions, and crop requirements. Since these elements vary widely across the U.S. agricultural landscape, growers need to tailor their micronutrient approaches to conditions in their region. Learn More

This region fluctuates between drought and heavy rains and is characterized by sandy soils in many areas. These conditions increase boron deficiencies, which can harm valuable crops such as rice, tropical fruits, and oil palm. Many growers in Southeast Asia can benefit from improving soil health with boron supplementation. Learn More