Phosphorus Fertilizer Management

Smarter Phosphate, Stronger Yields

What Is

PFM (Phosphate Fertilizer Management) is the core technology driving the performance of CultivAce starter fertilizers. Built on more than 20 years of lab and field testing, this advanced formulation combines organic acids, biological food sources, and other proprietary ingredients to create a powerful fertilizer enhancement system. PFM isn’t a standalone fertilizer — it’s an innovative approach to protecting and managing phosphate.

Designed to keep phosphate plant-available in the soil, PFM allows growers to apply less fertilizer while still achieving higher efficiency and improved yields.

By elevating standard starters like 6-24-6, 8-24-0, and 10-34-0 into enhanced efficiency products, PFM ensures CultivAce fertilizers consistently outperform traditional formulations season after season.

It’s Not Magic, It’s PFM!

Not magic, all science. Over 20 years of research and development goes into the PFM technology. Hear it directly from our President & Founder, Wayne Sledge. Understand why this technology changes the game in Phosphate Management.

2023 West Kansas 8-24-0+PFM Corn Trial 

  • PFM outperformed with the treated averaging $1,070/acre, a 13.5% increase over the $942.50/acre check using $5/bu as the crop price:

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2024 Indiana 2x2 Corn Trial, 8-24-0+PFM

  • PFM outperformed with the treated averaging 180 bu/acre, a 10.4% increase over the 163 bu/acre grower standard.

  • PFM outperformed with the treated averaging $765/acre, a 10.4% increase over the $692.75/acre grower standard.

Bring PFM Into Your Program

Ready to get more out of your phosphate investment? CultivAce PFM Technology is designed to be blended by formulators and dealers into common starters like 8-24-0, 6-24-6, and 10-34-0 to keep phosphate free and plant-available when your crops need it most. Contact us today to learn how adding PFM can unlock better efficiency, stronger uptake, and a higher return per acre.