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Agriculture

Helping Farmers Grow for Fifty Years

Chemical Dynamics started in Plant City in 1973 because W.B. Carson believed growers deserved more than a product catalog and a sales call. That has not changed. Our reps are Certified Crop Advisors. They pull samples, read soil reports, and sit down with growers to build programs around what the land actually needs. The products they recommend come out of our own facility down the road — not a warehouse in another state.

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    Your rep comes out

    Our Certified Crop Advisors cover territories across Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina. They will come to your operation, walk the fields, pull samples if needed, and talk through where your current program is working and where it is not.

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    We build around your crop and your soil

    There is no standard package. Your rep works with what the samples show and what your crop needs by growth stage. The program they put together uses products we manufacture in Plant City — so if something needs to change, we can adjust without waiting on a supplier.

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    You get a program you can actually run

    What we recommend is practical. We know your crew is running standard spray equipment. We know application windows are tight. We build programs that fit a real operation, not an ideal one.

Questions About Our Agriculture Programs

Do I need to be a large operation to work with Chemical Dynamics?

No. We work with growers of all sizes across Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina. The rep who covers your area will come out and have a straightforward conversation about whether our products are a fit. There is no minimum order requirement to get started.

What crops do you have programs for?

Our core programs are built for citrus, peanuts, potatoes, and pecans. We also have foliar and spray products used on a range of other crops. If you are growing something not on that list, ask your rep — we have likely worked with it or something similar.

Do your reps do soil and tissue sampling?

Yes. Our Certified Crop Advisors are trained to collect soil and leaf samples and forward them to the appropriate lab. When results come back, they go through them with you and adjust the program based on what the analysis shows.

How do your chelated micronutrients hold up in sandy, high-pH soils?

That is exactly what they were designed for. Sodium glucoheptonate chelation keeps micronutrients in plant-available form in the alkaline, fast-draining soils common across the Southeast — where non-chelated products often tie up before the plant can use them.

Can I download a product guide before calling a rep?

Yes. Our 2025 Label Book covers every agricultural product we make, with application guidelines and rates. Download it from the agriculture page and bring your questions to your rep conversation.

Your rep is closer than you think.

Our Certified Crop Advisors cover Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, and South Carolina. Find the one in your county.