MICROMATE

Micromate

Benefits of Use: 

  • Short-term soil organic-matter building
  • Increased water penetration
  • Increased soil flocculation
  • Promotes conversion of fertilizer into plant-available food
  • Increases nutrient mineralization
  • Sustainable soil microbial activation

FAQs

Build Healthier Soils From The Ground Up 

Huma’s MICROMATE® is the result of a revolutionary micronizing technology and is designed for suspension in a liquid to deliver the maximum possible concentration of humic and fulvic acids, plus a clay suspension agent. This product uses the advantage of its tremendous surface area to more readily improve plants and soil. 

MICROMATE is non-toxic and safe to handle. 

 

Guaranteed Analysis

Contains beneficial substances:

Humic Acid………………………………….37.0%

Hydrophobic Fulvic Acid Fraction……………………….2.0%

(Analysis using the HPTA or ISO 19822 Method)

 

Other Test Methods:

Total Humic Acids (HA)…………………………………. 35.0%

(Analysis using the CDFA Method)

 

Total Humic Acid (HA) and Fulvic Acid (FA)……… 70.0%

(Analysis using the Colorimetric Test Method)

 

Derived from leonardite; less than 18% moisture. Clay suspension agent added.

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Form: Dry granule 

Appearance: Dark reddish-brown-to-black  particles/dust having no odor. 

Product Density: 39–40 lb/ft3 

Net Weight: 30 lb / 13.6 kg 

Label 

PTB 

SDS 

30 lb. Paper Kraft Bags –Our thirty-pound bags are “blow-in” type bags with 2 paper layers and an inner layer of impermeable plastic. Air holes in the bags allow the product to be blown in through an opening in the top of the bag. This opening is self-closing when the bag is filled to capacity. Shrink wrapping of palleted bags is available upon request. The bags are a plain brown paper with no printing. Pre-printed customer bags can be filled upon request.

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