Your Fields | They've waited long enough

Skipping fall fertilizer can cost you in the field. If phosphorus and potassium applications have been delayed, another year of waiting can make it harder to keep your fertility plan on track. A tighter year doesn’t have to mean putting next year’s crop potential on hold. Central Valley Ag’s Fall Fertility options can help you address what your fields need while keeping cash flow in mind.

Save on Interest. Keep Your Fertility Plan.

With CVA’s Fall Fertility Program, you can apply fertilizer this fall and pay 0% interest until March 20, 2027. CVA Fall Fertility program gives you the flexibility to move forward with needed fertilizer applications without adding immediate financial pressure. Protect the foundation you’ve built and go into the next season with a plan you can count on.

Start with What Your Fields Need

A strong fertility plan starts with knowing what is happening beneath the surface. Intensive Soil Sampling can provide a clearer picture of your soil’s nutrient needs and help identify where nutrients are needed acre by acre. With better field information, you can make more confident fertility decisions and focus your investment where it can make the most sense for your operation.

Qualifying customers can receive 0% interest on Intensive Soil Sampling through CVA’s Go Early Seed Program which ends October 16th. 

Options to Support Your Fertility Plan

Fall Fertility can help you:

• Apply needed fertilizer this fall with 0% interest until March 20, 2027
• Keep your fertility plan moving while managing cash flow
• Use Intensive Soil Sampling to get a clearer picture of nutrient needs
• Make more informed fertility decisions acre by acre
• Qualifying customers take advantage of 0% interest on Intensive Soil Sampling through CVA Elite Financing

No two operations or fields are the same. Your fertility plan should reflect what your acres need and what works for your operation. With local support and guidance, a CVA Agronomist can help evaluate your fertility needs, review soil information and build a plan that keeps your operation moving forward.