Reclaim isn't a one-season bump; it's a compounding advantage. Yield gains show up as early as Year 3 and climb to a 25 bu/acre advantage by Year 7 on 200+ bushel corn. For growers weighing a new input against an established program, that's the case for looking past this year's check strip to what four or five more years on Reclaim actually builds.

At roughly $16/acre, Reclaim pays for itself several times over: $25/ac from faster planting and stronger stands, $39/ac from earlier nutrient availability, $18/ac from reduced tillage passes, and a 12%+ lift in soil health index. It's not one mechanism doing the work; it's four measurable savings stacking into a single, defensible ROI number.

Direct Enterprises ran soil DNA testing across four years comparing Reclaim-treated ground to untreated ground, measuring nutrient cycling, nitrogen fixation, and pathogen load side by side. The data shows Reclaim-treated soil consistently outperforming untreated soil across nearly every category tested.