Field results & research

Field comparisons and university research.

Treated next to untreated on commercial ground, and the university and research-station studies behind the program. Every entry names the product tested.

Field comparisons

20 side-by-side digs and canopy comparisons from commercial fields.

Potatoes from a 10-foot row sample at Green Thumb Farms, Maine, laid out in two groups: untreated on the left, ZyDrive on the right

Potatoes · Maine

Green Thumb Farms · 10-ft sample dig

ZyDrive · Yield / harvest

Tubers from a 10-foot control sample of chip variety 2053 laid out on the soil, Kingsbury Farms 2022

Potatoes · Maine

Kingsbury Farms · 2022 dig sheets

ZyDrive · Yield / harvest

Bulk dig tubers from the untreated B-53 plot piled in a wooden bin, Heartland Farms

Potatoes

Heartland Farms · B-53 potato trial

ZyDrive · Yield / harvest

Two Michigan bean fields after flooding: on the left, Enhance-treated beans 30 days into recovery with a full green canopy; on the right, untreated beans post flood

Dry beans · Michigan

30-day flood recovery vs untreated

Enhance · Stress recovery

Lettuce plants dug and held up by the leaves to show roots: untreated on the left, ZyDrive on the right with a larger root mass

Lettuce

Root dig held side by side

ZyDrive · Roots

Celery plants dug and laid on a truck tailgate: untreated on the left with a small root ball, ZyDrive on the right with a much larger root mass

Celery

Root dig on the tailgate

ZyDrive · Roots

Sod cores held up in a Florida field to compare roots and biomass: untreated on the left, ZyDrive on the right

Sod · Florida

Root and biomass held side by side

ZyDrive · Roots

Two lettuce heads held up in the field for comparison: untreated on the left, ZyDrive on the right

Lettuce

Heads held in the row

ZyDrive · Crop response

Lettuce beds split down a furrow: untreated beds on the left, ZyDrive beds on the right

Lettuce

Bed-level canopy comparison

ZyDrive · Crop response

Celery field split down the middle: untreated rows on the left, ZyDrive rows on the right

Celery

Bed-level canopy comparison

ZyDrive · Crop response

Two potato plants dug in the row with roots and tubers exposed: ZyDrive on the left, untreated on the right

Potatoes

Plants, roots and tubers dug in the row

ZyDrive · Roots

Alfalfa plants with roots laid side by side: ZyDrive on the left, untreated on the right

Alfalfa · Arizona

Plants and roots side by side

ZyDrive · Roots

Florida sweet corn rows photographed side by side: ZyDrive on the left, untreated on the right

Sweet corn · Florida

Canopy and tassel comparison

ZyDrive · Crop response

Carrots pulled and laid side by side on a tailgate: untreated on the left, ZyDrive on the right

Carrots, cabbage & herbs

Pulled carrots laid side by side

ZyDrive · Crop response

Cabbage heads set on the row: ZyDrive on the left, untreated on the right

Carrots, cabbage & herbs

Heads and whole plants

ZyDrive · Crop response

Grower standing in a leafy herb field holding two dug plants with roots exposed: untreated on the left, ZyDrive on the right with a fuller root mass

Carrots, cabbage & herbs

Plants held with roots exposed

ZyDrive · Roots

Two photos of the same field 30 days after planting: grower standard practice on the left, ZyDrive on the right

Other crops

Stand at 30 days

ZyDrive · Crop response

View from a sprayer cab across a field: Enhance-treated canopy on the left, untreated on the right

Other crops

Sprayer-cab view of the pass

Enhance · Crop response

Two bunches of young grass-type plants with roots laid on paper: untreated on the left, Enhance-treated on the right

Other crops

Plant bunches with roots

Enhance · Roots

Two sets of dug sugar beets on a white board: the check set weighed 63 ounces, the AgZyme set weighed 132 ounces

Sugar beets

Check 63 oz vs AgZyme 132 oz

AgZyme · Yield / harvest

University & research-station studies

The strongest commercially relevant results, with the product that was tested.

Corn

+25bu/acCorn yield

Irrigation Research Foundation, Yuma, CO

AgZyme with SuperHume

Potatoes

+27cwtUS #1 potato yield

University of Wisconsin

Enhance

Soybeans

+8.7bu/acSoybean yield

Irrigation Research Foundation, Yuma, CO

Enhance

Dry beans

+396lbDry bean yield

Irrigation Research Foundation, Yuma, CO

Enhance

Corn

+16bu/acCorn yield

Irrigation Research Foundation, Yuma, CO

Enhance

Potatoes

+64.4cwtUS #1 potato yield

University of Idaho

AgZyme with SuperHume

Sugar beets

+759lbRecoverable sugar

North Dakota State University

AgZyme

Alfalfa

+2.9tonsAlfalfa yield

Irrigation Research Foundation, Yuma, CO

Pervaide with Enhance

Research note: historical Ag Concepts trials often tested AgZyme and/or SuperHume rather than ZyDrive. The product tested is listed with every result. Results as published by Ag Concepts.

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