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HUMIFOR Pro

HUMIFOR Pro

HUMIFOR Pro

The concentrated liquid in the HUMIFOR line: 13% humic acids from leonardite, for row crop programs where hauling fewer gallons matters.

The concentrated liquid in the HUMIFOR line: 13% humic acids from leonardite, for row crop programs where hauling fewer gallons matters.

The concentrated liquid in the HUMIFOR line: 13% humic acids from leonardite, for row crop programs where hauling fewer gallons matters.

0-0-3 · 13% HUMIC ACIDS · LIQUID CONCENTRATE · LEONARDITE SOURCE

0-0-3 · 13% HUMIC ACIDS · LIQUID CONCENTRATE · LEONARDITE SOURCE

0-0-3 · 13% HUMIC ACIDS · LIQUID CONCENTRATE · LEONARDITE SOURCE

HUMIFOR Pro container in a flowering rapeseed field
HUMIFOR Pro container lying in a green cover crop
HUMIFOR Pro container between rows of cereal crops

The product

What 13% humic acid does in your soil

What 13% humic acid does in your soil

What 13% humic acid does in your soil

Humic acids are the stable part of soil organic matter. They are what is left after everything else in the residue cycle has broken down, and they are the part that actually holds onto nutrients.

Humic acids are the stable part of soil organic matter. They are what is left after everything else in the residue cycle has broken down, and they are the part that actually holds onto nutrients.

At a glance

Analysis

0-0-3 · Soluble potash (K₂O) 3%, derived from potassium hydroxide

Humic acids

13%, derived from leonardite

Application

Drip, sprinkler, or soil

Package sizes

1 gal · 2.5 gal · 55 gal · 275 gal

Recommended dose

Application rates

Application rates

Application rates

Crop / use

Rate

Rate

Applications / year

Applications / year

Humic acids delivered (lb/ac)

Humic acids delivered (lb/ac)

Basic Crops

Basic Crops

1.0–2.0 gal/ac

1.0–2.0 gal/ac

1–2

1–2

1.31–2.63

1.31–2.63

Field Crops

Field Crops

2.0–3.0 gal/ac

2.0–3.0 gal/ac

1–3

1–3

2.63–3.94

2.63–3.94

Orchards

Orchards

2.0–3.0 gal/ac

2.0–3.0 gal/ac

2–4

2–4

2.63–3.94

2.63–3.94

Turf

Turf

1.5–4.0 gal/ac

1.5–4.0 gal/ac

3–6

3–6

1.97–5.26

1.97–5.26

Special Applications

Special Applications

0.5–0.75 gal/ac

0.5–0.75 gal/ac

1–4

1–4

0.66–0.99

0.66–0.99

Directions for use (from the product label): Suitable for drip, sprinkler, or soil application. Compatible with most fertilizer programs. Apply based on soil conditions and agronomic recommendations. Apply during pre-emergence and during vegetative stages in row crops. For horticultural crops, apply throughout the growing season.

Directions for use (from the product label): Suitable for drip, sprinkler, or soil application. Compatible with most fertilizer programs. Apply based on soil conditions and agronomic recommendations. Apply during pre-emergence and during vegetative stages in row crops. For horticultural crops, apply throughout the growing season.

Why choose this product

The same deposit for every batch

The same deposit for every batch

The same deposit for every batch

Many humic acid products are blended from leonardite bought from several suppliers. That material varies, and so does what ends up in the drum. HUMIFOR Pro is made from one deposit by the group that mines it.

Many humic acid products are blended from leonardite bought from several suppliers. That material varies, and so does what ends up in the drum. HUMIFOR Pro is made from one deposit by the group that mines it.

Many humic acid products are blended from leonardite bought from several suppliers. That material varies, and so does what ends up in the drum. HUMIFOR Pro is made from one deposit by the group that mines it.

Product questions

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers on product differences, tank mixing, and sourcing.

Quick answers on product differences, tank mixing, and sourcing.

Quick answers on product differences, tank mixing, and sourcing.

What is the difference between HUMIFOR Pro and HUMIFOR Liquid?

Can HUMIFOR Pro go in the tank with other inputs?

Where does the leonardite come from?