Growing corn, cotton and peanuts has been Steven Moore’s passion and livelihood for the last 23 years. His 600-acre operation is located in Blakely, Ga., where extreme weather conditions are known to take a toll on the land in the heat of summer. Temperatures consistently reaching more than 100 degrees, coupled with high fertilizer prices and input costs, drove Moore to investigate new technologies to help him protect his fertilizer investments. Through research and discussions with his Southern States representative, he discovered two produc...