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8 Sugar Producer JUNE/JULY 2019 New Products The Latest and Greatest from the Sugarbeet industry West Central Paralign Fertilizer & Last Chance Adjuvant West Central's Paralign is a 5-15-3 starter fertilizer with 0.8 percent chelated zinc. It also contains a 1:3 ratio of nitrogen to phosphorus. This ratio has also been shown to be optimal for early growth and product stability. The two unique modes of actions making up Paralign are ortho-ortho EDDHA (Levesol chelate) and the enzyme hemicellulase. The Levesol chelate increases the amount of phosphorus available by ensuring the element does not combine with positively charged soil components. The hemicellulase enzyme benefits the crops by catalyzing the reaction that converts organic matter into simple sugars, nitrate, phosphorus, potassium and micronutrients. Last Chance is formulated with an AMS-FREE water conditioner, which helps to prevent the loss of active ingredient efficacy that can occur when mixing water is mineral-saturated or of unknown quality. Last Chance can be a strong addition to a crop protection plan utilizing glyphosate. When applied, Last Chance combines with negatively charged glyphosate to increase plant uptake and translocation, and prevents glyphosate antagonism. Last Chance also improves coverage, retention and absorption. Contact West Central Distribution at (320) 235-8518 or www.wcdst.com. 170786HCLMac112.indd 1 11/30/17 8:42 AM Spectrum WatchDog Wireless Rain+Temp Station Spectrum Technologies brings wireless sensor technology to its customers with the WatchDo Wireless Rain+Temp Station. Real-time technology provides accurate rainfall and temperature data on a field basis to optimize crop profits. Current weather conditions are viewed on the cloud or a smartphone. Rain events during the spring can have a significant impact on scheduling tillage and planting activities. Growers need answers to a lot of questions: It rained last night; which fields received rain, and how much? How will this alter my field activities? Yield-robbing soil compaction can occur when working fields with soil moisture levels near field capacity. Temperature data by field is useful for tracking degree- days and crop growth stage. Placing a WatchDog Wireless Rain+Temp Station in every field can result in more effective decisions and weather data, which correlate to yield and profitability. Contact Spectrum Technologies at (800) 248-8873 or www.specmeters.com. Single Phase Pump Solutions Single Phase Power Solutions, the world's only manufacturer of high- horsepower single-phase electric motors, introduces single-phase pump solutions that don't require a phase converter or variable frequency drive. The company incorporates its Belle Single-Phase Motor, which uses Written-Pole technology to deliver up to 100 horsepower to power standard suction end centrifugal pumps, rotary gear pumps, and turbine pumps in both horizontal and vertical configurations. Available in ratings from 30 to 100 horsepower, Belle Motors are ideal for many industrial, agricultural, mining, municipal, and oil and gas applications. In addition to pumps, they are ideal for compressors, injection wells, blowers, fans, dryers, wastewater processing and more. With expertise in pump systems design and manufacturing, Single Phase helps determine the correct materials and style of pump to suit specific application requirements. Call (877) 430-5634 or visit www.sppowersoluitons.com to learn more. Trimble Farmer Core Trimble introduces Farmer Core, a new entry-level software solution that integrates machine-generated data from precision ag displays to simplify farm setup and streamline farm operations. Farmer Core, as well as Farmer Fit and Farmer Pro software licenses from Trimble, comes with the new AutoSync feature. AutoSync automatically syncs guidance lines, field names, boundaries, landmarks and operator information across all of a grower's connected devices—Trimble TMX-2050 and GFX- 750 displays, as well as Trimble Ag Software from a computer or mobile device. Visit www.agriculture.trimble.com to learn more.