Humates are arguably the single most important input in high-production, Nutrition Farming™.

A 12% humic acid liquid for use as a fertiliser, stabiliser/magnifier, plant growth stimulant, soil life activator and soil conditioner.

A rich, dark brown liquid humic acid derived from potassium humates, containing 12% humic acid and good levels of fulvic acid and ulmic acid. This is the most cost-effective humic acid in the Australian marketplace and the quality is exceptional.

• Offers soil structure improvement by stimulating fungi to create a crumb structure for better water and oxygen intake and improved root penetration.
• Natural chelating and complexing agent to help magnify nutrient absorption
• Increases the permeability of cells to increase nutrient uptake by up to 40%
• Contains an auxin-like growth stimulant that can enhance cell division and elongation
• Can buffer the effects of excessive elements (particularly sodium), toxic chemicals and heavy metals
• pH buffering-capacity to help neutralise the problems associated with pH extremes
• Features a CEC of 450 which aids in moisture and nutrient retention. BFA certified organic
• Non toxic - microbe-friendly
• Can extend the performance of urea in the soil by 60 - 80 days and buffers the burning effect of urea as a foliar
• Promotes seed germination in a shorter-time
• Has an affinity for iron and can increase availability of this element in all soils.

Packaging:

• 1litre (1.2kg), 5litres (5.5kg), 20litres (22.7kg), 200litres (235kg), 1000litres (1125kg)

Application Rates:

• Foliar: 1 - 5 litres per hectare
• Soil Fertigation: 10 litres per hectare Sodium
• Management: 1 - 2 litres per hectare per irrigation
• Detoxify Soils: Up to 50 litres per hectare
  Stabilisation of Urea (both foliar and fertigation): 1 - 1.5 litres per 15 - 20 kg urea (or 5% dilution)
• Sustainable Herbiciding: 0.5 - 1 litre per 1 litre herbicide
• Seed Treatment: 5 litres per tonne

Information:

• Some crops may be more sensitive to the urea/humic acid combination than others - check first. If burning occurs, reduce the rate of urea.
• Incompatible with acidic materials including calcium nitrate, all sulfate-based elements, and acid phosphate fertilisers -jar-test if unsure of compatibility.
• Staining may occur on fruit or foliage therefore it may be necessary to avoid spraying just prior to harvest.
• May need shaking before use, especially when near empty, to dissolve the residue on the bottom of the drum/bottle.

© Steve Cselka 2002 - 2011