Typical Analysis| Humic Acid | 65.4% | | As Potassium Humate | 72.8% | | Fulvic Acid | 10.2% | | As Potassium Fulvate | 11.4% | | Potassium | 8.6% | | pH | 9 – 10 | | Water solubility | 99.5% | Recommendations | | | Foliar Application Rates | | | Nitrogen: for each unit of N applied as UAN, Urea, SOA | 50 – 100 grams | | e.g. 2.3 – 4.6 kg/ha with 100 kg/ha of Urea | | 2.1 – 4.2 kg/ha with 100 litrres of UAN | | 1.0 – 2.1 kg/ha with 100 kg/ha of SOA | | Salt – Water: 0.5 – 1 kg/ha with each and all irrigation applications | | Salt – Soil Mitigation: 0.5 – 1 kg/ha with each and all irrigation applications | | Soil Improvement: 0.5 – 1 kg/ha with each and all irrigation applications | | | | N.B. This product is not compatible used in concentration with acidic elements or chemicals. | | For combination with acidic elements and chemicals, select BioMAX 100% Soluble Fulvic Powder | | | | Mixing Tips | | Place product in a mesh basket and dispense through this mesh into Fertigation or Spray tank. | | To make 12% Humic Liquid, add 120gm BioMAX 100% Soluble Humic Fulvic Powder to 1L water and stir vigorously. | | Apply as Foliar 3 – 7 L/ha or Fertigation 15 – 30 L/ha every 2 – 3 weeks as required. | | | | Rates and timings may change depending on crop and season. | | Always consult a LawrieCo consultant or distributor for specific recommendations. | | | |
| | Carbon : Nitrogen ratioRepeated application of high levels of Nitrogen (N) fertilisers depletes Carbon (C), causing an imbalance of the soils natural C:N ratio, negatively impacting on plant health and productivity. BioMAX 100% Soluble Humic Fulvic increases fertiliser efficacy and can maintain and restore soil carbon which is critical for optimum soil fertility. Links & DownloadsClick here for details on your local LawrieCo Area Manager BioMAX 100% Soluble Humic Fulvic Powder Flyer including application timing details BioMAX 100% Soluble Humic Fulvic SDS
AO Compliance Letter AO Certificate Further InformationAvailable in 25kg bags Check label for more detailed application and handling information. |