An agricultural surfactant is a spray adjuvant used to change how a spray solution behaves. NANO and SHOCK belong to ProGreen Ag's premium surfactant family for application programs where coverage, wetting and tank-mix fit must be reviewed.
Surfactants can affect spreading, wetting and contact on a plant surface. Their suitability depends on the crop, target, carrier water, formulation, other products in the tank and the environmental conditions during application.
Use this category when the objective is spray efficiency rather than plant nutrition alone. The current product label and every tank-mix partner remain the authority for rates, mixing order, restrictions and crop safety.
Start with crop, stage, field objective and current label status. Then compare the products in this family.
Compare productsProduct names indicate the route through the catalog, not a rate or recommendation. Open a product page for approval-gated label guidance, related crop programs and current purchasing status.
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ALTO~PRO is a drift reduction agent for deposition improvement and drift retardation. It is compatible with most water-soluble herbicides, fungicides, insecticides and growth regulators in ground and aerial equipment.
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HIPPO MSO CONCENTRATE-100 is a 100% active, agriculturally derived methylated seed oil concentrate with nano tech. It is labeled to enhance post-emergent pesticides and to replace petroleum-based crop oil concentrates.
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LYNX CROP OIL CONCENTRATE-100 is a 100% active, nonionic, nonvolatile, emulsifiable crop oil concentrate with nano tech. It is designed for programs where a crop oil concentrate type adjuvant is recommended.
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NANO surfactant is a premium spray-adjuvant pathway from ProGreen Ag. Its role is reviewed through the complete application—target, carrier water, crop, tank partners, equipment and conditions.
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PRO SHOCK NANO TECH is used with herbicides where ammonium sulfate is recommended. It is labeled to enhance the activity of certain post-emergence herbicides when used at the proper rate, including under environmental stress.
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SHOCK surfactant is a premium spray-adjuvant pathway in the ProGreen Ag catalog. The product must be assessed with every tank partner, the target crop and current application conditions.
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SHOCK™ belongs to ProGreen Ag’s premium adjuvant catalog and is designed to eliminate the need to purchase, handle, and store multiple tank additives. Instead of wasting time and money mixing separate ammonium sulfate (AMS) bags, water softeners, pH adjusters, and defoamers, SHOCK™ provides a complete, advanced concentrate solution for enhanced tank mixes. Engineered specifically to tackle resistant weeds, SHOCK™ insures uniform distribution of spray droplets, buffers water pH, and drives active ingredients deep through tough leaf cuticles. It becomes rainfast in minutes, reduces foam in the tank, and is completely biodegradable and APE/NPE free—delivering superior field results for just cents per acre.
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SUR-FACT 90™ is ProGreen Ag’s versatile 90% active non-ionic surfactant (NIS), spreader, and activator engineered to lower spray solution surface tension down to 27 dynes/cm. Designed to boost chemical absorption and translocation while neutralizing destructive hard water ions, SUR-FACT 90™ enhances pesticide performance across broadacre crop operations.
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ZERO-FOAM is a 20% active, low-surface-tension silicone anti-foam. It is labeled to prevent foam when added first and to knock down existing foam when diluted and sprayed on the surface.
Select between NANO and SHOCK only after comparing their approved labels with the full application plan. Ask ProGreen Ag for current documents when product-level guidance is not displayed.
Define where the spray needs to reach and what coverage is required.
Check every pesticide, fertilizer and adjuvant label for compatibility and restrictions.
Carrier volume, water quality, nozzle and pressure affect spray behavior.
Wind, temperature, humidity and rainfast requirements still govern application.
Begin with the spray target and the label of the primary crop-protection or nutrition product. Then review water quality, carrier volume, nozzle and droplet choice, canopy, weather and rainfast requirements before choosing a tank mix adjuvant.
Ask for the current label, package availability and purchasing details before finalizing a field plan.
Compare the intended role, current label, guaranteed analysis or specification, approved crops, package, availability and fit with the existing program. Do not compare on product name alone.
A price should be published only after ProGreen Ag confirms the SKU, package size, USD amount, availability and sales mode. Until then, products remain Request a Quote.
Rates, mixing order and compatibility must come from the current approved label or specification. Request those documents before application planning.
