Agriculture · Peanuts
Peanut Micronutrient and Foliar Programs for the Southeast
Chemical Dynamics builds peanut micronutrient and foliar spray programs for growers across Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina. SOAR Peanut Mix delivers chelated micronutrients timed to the two stages that matter most in peanuts — canopy closure and pod fill — in soils that drain fast and tie up nutrients before conventional products can be used.
Peanuts make specific demands on the soil at specific times. Calcium uptake happens through the peg and pod directly — not through the roots — which means timing and placement of calcium matter in a way that is different from most other crops. Boron drives reproductive development. Manganese availability drops in the higher-pH soils across much of the Georgia and Carolina peanut belt, and a deficiency that doesn't show until mid-season has already cost yield.
The foliar program we built around peanuts accounts for those demands. SOAR Peanut Mix combines chelated calcium, boron, and manganese with Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed extract and humic and fulvic acids. The chelation keeps nutrients available in sandy, fast-draining soils where conventional products tie up before the plant can get to them. The biological components support uptake and translocation during the high-demand periods around canopy closure and pod fill.
Our reps cover Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina. They know the peanut-growing counties, they know the soil types, and they have worked through enough spray schedules to know how to fit a micronutrient program into what you are already doing without adding complexity.
GA · MS · SC
Peanut-growing states our reps cover
Canopy Closure
First critical application timing
Pod Fill
Second critical application timing
Tank Mix
SOAR Peanut Mix designed for spray-rig applications
Products for Peanut Programs
SOAR Peanut Mix
Chelated micronutrient blend formulated for peanut production — calcium, boron, manganese, and supporting micronutrients combined with Ascophyllum nodosum seaweed and humic and fulvic acids. Designed for foliar application at canopy closure and pod fill. The chelation keeps micronutrients available in sandy, high-pH soils common in Georgia and the Carolinas.
See SOAR Products →Dyna Gold Chelated Micronutrients
Sodium glucoheptonate single-element and combination chelates for targeted deficiency correction. When tissue samples show a specific shortage — manganese, zinc, boron — Dyna Gold lets you address it precisely. Available across Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina.
See Dyna Gold Products →Dyna-Flo Foliar Fertilizers
Flowable N-P-K foliar products for in-season nutritional support. Fas-Start and Quick Start formulations provide fast foliar nutrition when the crop needs a broad nutritional response rather than targeted micronutrient correction.
See Dyna-Flo Products →
How We Build a Peanut Program
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Tissue and soil sampling early
Peanut deficiencies that show up at mid-season were developing weeks earlier. Our reps can pull samples before planting and at early season to establish your baseline and identify any soil-level problems before they cost yield.
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Timing the foliar program
Canopy closure and pod fill are the two windows where foliar micronutrient applications return the most. Your rep builds the timing around your planting date, variety, and spray schedule. If you are already running a fungicide program through those stages, we work out what mixes and what should run separately.
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Products from Plant City
Manufactured in our own facility. Guaranteed analysis. 72-hour production, 48-hour delivery. If tissue samples mid-season show something that needs correcting, we can have product to you quickly.
Questions About Peanut Nutrition
What micronutrients do peanuts need most?
Peanuts have high calcium, boron, and manganese requirements relative to many other crops. Calcium is critical for pod fill and seed quality — peanuts take up calcium directly through the peg and pod, not through the roots, which makes in-season foliar and soil-applied calcium timing important. Boron supports cell wall development and reproductive growth. Manganese availability is often limited in high-pH soils common in Georgia and the Carolinas. SOAR Peanut Mix is formulated around these specific requirements.
When should I apply foliar micronutrients on peanuts?
Two critical application windows in peanuts are canopy closure, when the crop is making maximum demand on soil nutrient reserves, and early pod fill, when calcium, boron, and manganese are directly influencing yield and grade. SOAR Peanut Mix is designed to be applied at these stages. Your rep can help time applications around your planting date and variety.
Do your products work in the sandy soils of Georgia and the Carolinas?
Yes. Our chelation chemistry — sodium glucoheptonate in Dyna Gold and the humic and fulvic acid platform in SOAR — was specifically developed to keep micronutrients available in the sandy, low-organic-matter soils common in peanut-growing regions of Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina, where non-chelated products often tie up or leach before the plant can use them.
Can I tank mix SOAR Peanut Mix with my fungicide program?
In most cases yes, but always do a jar test before mixing any new combination. Our reps can advise on compatibility with the fungicide programs common in your area. The SOAR line is designed for spray-rig applications and mixes cleanly with most standard inputs.
How do I get a peanut program from Chemical Dynamics?
Call 813-752-4950 or use the Find a Rep tool. Our reps cover Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina peanut-growing regions and can come out to review your program and collect samples if needed.
Find the rep who knows your peanut county.
Our reps cover Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina peanut-growing regions and can come out to review your program.