Humic and fulvic acid solution

Description

Humic and fulvic acid formulated for action on the leaf surface.

A liquid blend of biologically active natural source ingredients, which exert a positive effect on the whole growth cycle of arable and horticultural crops.

Humic acid and fulvic acids also work as a soil prebiotic; feeding beneficial microbes and stimulating the beneficial actions these microbes exert on plant roots. For this reason, humic acid solutions are commonly used on regenerative farms.

The efficiency of applied chemicals (pesticides and fertilisers) are improved when humic and fulvic acids are applied due to increased uptake. As a result, humic acid application allows for reductions in inputs and recent trial work has shown that fertiliser levels can be reduced together with fewer applications of fungicides whilst maintaining yield and quality. On soils low in organic matter or fertility, crop yields are improved.

The stimulatory effect is also evident in the plant from the earliest point. Seeds dressed with humic acids show improved germination rates and numbers. Root growth is stimulated and more robust top growth occurs when soil is treated with humic acid or when sprayed after emergence. A healthy plant with a strong rooting system not only makes more use of available nutrients but also shows better disease resistance.

Application protocol

Root drench (pre-sowing)

Apply 3-8 litres / ha in 200-400 litres of water.

Foliar treatment (post-emergence)

Field crops: Apply 3 litre / ha alongside fertilizer treatment in 200-400 litres of water.

Lawns / sports turf: Apply 6 litre / ha in 200-400 litres of water.

Watering can; 100mL in a 5 litre watering can. Apply monthly.

Irrigation / hydroponics

Apply 0.5 mL / litre of water.

To learn more about how humic acid can aid crop establishment, please read our blog post on the subject:

https://eutrema.co.uk/spring-establishment-of-cereal-crops-the-role-of-biostimulants/

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