Fulvi Pro

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Benefits of Use:

  • Complexing of chemicals and fertilizers enabling a quicker uptake by plants 
  • A carbon food source for the beneficial microbial population of the soil food web 

FAQs

The Solution for Fulvic Acid Deficiency 

Huma® Fulvi Pro®, carbon-complexed with Micro Carbon Technology®, is an activated liquid fulvic acid source derived from highly oxidized humic substances. Fulvi Pro® provides a liquid carbon-rich foliar additive as well as a food substrate for the beneficial biology in the soil. 

Guaranteed Analysis 

Contains beneficial substances: 

Total Fulvic Acid (FA)………………………………….. 10%* 

*Analysis using the V&B (Verploegh and Brandvoid) Method. 

Organic Matter……………………………………………6.0% 

Derived From: Humic substances 

Physical Properties: 

Form: Liquid 

Appearance: Clear-to-slightly-hazy amber, 

having a slight characteristic odor. 

Weight: 9.10 lb/gal, 1.09 kg/L 

pH: 1.5–2.5 

The Value of Humic Substances in the Carbon Lifecycle of Crops

Label

PTB

SDS

Jugs/Drums – Available in 2.5 gallon jugs or 55 gallon drums.

Totes – Available in 275 gallon totes.

Bulk – Available in bulk tankers (2,000 – 5,000 gallons).

0.5 to 2 gallons per acre as a foliar application, 2-3 times per growing season recommended for row crops and forages. Plants need to be just past the seedling stage – about 25% coverage of the ground before the first application. Second application is usually just before flowering, or just before the onset of the reproductive stage of the crop. The 3rd application would be early in the grain fill or fruit/vegetable sizing stage.

0.5 to 2 gallons per acre as a starter in furrow, in the row or side dressing.  Also a great seed treatment product.

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