RECLAIM YOUR NUTRIENTS.
RECLAIM YOUR SOIL HEALTH.
RECLAIM YOUR BOTTOM LINE.

THE PERFECT STAND STARTS WITH RECLAIM.

  • A 2.5 gallon jug of Reclaim® crop residue breakdown, nutrient release and soil health-enhancing product sitting in a newly harvested corn field, with corn stalks, crop residue, covering the ground.

    FOR HEALTHIER, MORE PROFITABLE CROPS.

    Reclaim® by Direct Enterprises is designed to break down stubborn crop residue in your field. The powerful microbial consortium in Reclaim makes valuable nutrition available to your next crop, while enhancing soil health and reducing reliance on tillage to break down residue. Reclaim your stand quality and prepare your seedbed for superior, efficient planting.

  • A 2.5-gallon white container of Reclaim® crop residue breakdown, nutrient release and soil health-enhancing product with a handle at the top, and a screw cap.

    KEEP YOUR DOLLARS ON THE FARM.

    Eliminate wasteful expenses on the farm and achieve up to a 3.4X return on investment with Reclaim®. Improved stand quality, enhanced soil health and increased nutrient availability are just a few of the reasons growers across the country are asking for Reclaim.

  • A corn field demonstrating a difference between crops treated with and without Reclaim® crop residue breakdown, nutrient release and soil health-enhancing biological.

    RECLAIM DELIVERS MORE.

    As growers across the country look to biological solutions to improve stand quality, prepare their seedbed for superior, efficient planting and ultimately increase yield, many crop residue and nutrient release products are available. Don’t be fooled, not all products are created equal...

A farmer in South Dakota holds a corn stalk treated with Reclaim crop residue breakdown and nutrient release biological. The image is taken close up in a tractor.
A Reclaim crop residue breakdown and nutrient release biological sign in a harvested corn field with wind turbines in the distance under a partly cloudy sky.
Young corn plants showing the difference between crops treated with and without Reclaim crop residue breakdown and nutrient release biological.
A farmer's brown work boots standing amongst heavy corn stalks, crop residue, in a newly harvested field on a sunny fall day.
Crop residue breakdown trials on corn stalks, in replicated trays inside a laboratory atmosphere.

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