OM PRILLED

OM Prilled

Benefits of Use:

  • Ultra-dry granules are engineered to be compatible with all fertilizers, including urea
  • Uniform, spherical granules allow for ease of handling and even application
  • Hard granules are resistant to breakage during handling, have low moisture content, and are cleaner and easier to handle 
  • Long-term soil organic-matter building
  • Increased water penetration and flocculation of clays
  • Promotes conversion of fertilizer into plant-available food
  • Increases soil nutrient mineralization
  • Sustainable soil microbial activation

FAQs

The Organic Solution for Stimulating Soil & Crops 

OMRI-Listed® OM PRILLED is a natural humic and fulvic acid product processed from naturally occurring, oxidized humic substances. It provides a concentrated source of humic and fulvic acids and is a supplemental source of trace elements. Humic and fulvic acids add organic matter to soils—which stimulates soil microbial life and soil fertility, enhances plant nutrient availability and uptake, improves root development and root mass and growth, and increases crop quality and yield.

Huma’s OM PRILLED is a pure, dry humate created through a patented dispersing granule process that results in a spherical granule that contains thousands of micro-sized humate particles. Within a few minutes after watering, these micro-sized particles dissolve into the soil, immediately going to work to improve nutrient efficiency and soil conditions.

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS

Contains beneficial substances: 

Total Humic Acid (HA) and 

Fulvic Acid (FA)…………………………………………. 70.0% 

(Analysis using the Colorimetric Test Method) 

Other Test Methods: 

Total Humic Acids (HA)…………………………….40.0% 

(Analysis using the HPTA or ISO 19822 Method) 

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

(Analysis using the CDFA Method) 

Derived from humic substances; less than 1% dust and 7% moisture. 

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Form: Dry granule 

Appearance: Dark reddish-brown-to-black spherical prilled particles 

Product Density: 40 lb/ft3 

Net Weight: 45 lb / 20.4 kg 

Label

PTB 

SDS 

OMRI 

OMRI

40 lb. Plastic Bagging – 40 lb. Heat Sealed Plastic Bagging Available Upon Request.

2000 lb. Bulk Bags – The 2,000 lb. Bulk Bags Available Upon Request.

CROPS (BROADCAST) – Apply at 40 pounds per acre or higher as a broadcast treatment, one to two times annually. Best when applied in fall, post-harvest or early spring. May be used at pre-plant up to first blossom or anytime fertilizer is applied. For severely carbon depleted soils, apply 40-500 pounds per acre.

CROPS (IN-FURROW/BANDED) – Apply 4 -10 pounds per acre in-furrow or as a banded treatment.

TURF – Apply 40-200 pounds per acre per year. Apply 1-2 lbs. per 1,000 sq. ft. anytime during the growing season. Can be applied after aeration as a top-dress treatment. If desired, mix with the sand media. Apply and water in for self incorporation. Make additional applications to deficient areas.

TREES, SHRUBS – Apply 2-8 oz. as a band around the base of each tree or shrub. Larger trees and
shrubs should use the higher rate.

ORNAMENTALS AND BEDDING PLANTS – Apply 1-2 pounds per 1,000 sq. ft. as a broadcast
treatment in ornamental landscaping and garden areas.

POTTING SOILS – Mix 2-10 lbs. per cubic yard of potting mix.

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