Description

Support better soil function and get more from your nutrient programme

Humate Trimate is a ready-formulated liquid soil conditioner containing humic and fulvic acid and organic carbon.

Designed for ground application, it can be incorporated into existing fertiliser and soil-health programmes to support nutrient efficiency, root development, soil biology and soil structure.

Humic and fulvic substances interact with minerals and nutrients in the soil. This can help retain nutrients in the root zone, support their availability to plants and create a more favourable environment for root and microbial activity.

Humate Trimate is suitable for use across pasture, cropping, orchards, vineyards and other horticultural systems.

Why use Humate Trimate?

Helps support efficient use of applied nutrients
Supports nutrient retention within the soil and root zone
Encourages strong root development and healthy plant growth
Supports beneficial soil microbial activity and nutrient cycling
Helps support soil aggregation, porosity and aeration
Supports water infiltration and moisture retention within the soil
Can be used alongside fertiliser, liquid lime and wider soil-health programmes
Easy to apply through standard ground-spray equipment
BioGro certified

Humate Trimate is not a replacement for fertiliser. It is designed to complement a balanced nutrient programme and help create soil conditions that support more efficient nutrient use and plant growth.

Important Information

Humate Trimate is intended primarily for ground application.

The product may stain fruit, vegetables and other plant surfaces. For foliar applications where staining is a concern, consider Fulvic Express and follow its label directions.

Product may settle during storage. Agitate before and during use where required.

Rinse spraying and application equipment thoroughly with clean water after use.

Application rates

Ground application: 10–20 L/ha

With liquid lime: 10 L/ha, where compatible and appropriate

May be applied up to five times per season.

Application rates and frequency should be selected according to crop requirements, soil conditions, the wider nutrient programme and professional advice. Always conduct a jar compatibility test before mixing with other products.