Humic Acid Fertilizers — Manufacturer & Exporter

Humic and fulvic acids are the active part of soil organic matter. They improve soil structure and water holding, increase the soil's capacity to hold nutrients, keep phosphorus and micronutrients available to roots, and stimulate root growth. They are especially valuable in sandy, saline or degraded soils that are low in organic matter.

Green Life Agro's humic range comes in four forms: Humic Acid Granules (50–55% humic and 5–8% fulvic acid, from leonardite) for soil application; dust-free, slow-release Humic Shiny Balls for plantations and orchards; Humic Boost liquid (12–15% humic and 3–5% fulvic acid) for drip and drench; and Black Thunder, a 98% potassium humate that dissolves fully for soil, drip and foliar use.

Packs range from 500 ml and 1 kg up to 20 L and 25 kg, with export-grade bulk supply.

Our Humic Fertilizers

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Benefits of Humic Fertilizers

Stronger, deeper root systems
Better nutrient uptake and fertilizer efficiency
Improved soil structure and water retention
Helps keep phosphorus and micronutrients available
Revives degraded and low-organic soils

How to Use

Broadcast granules or shiny balls with the basal fertilizer, or around the root zone of trees. Apply liquid humic through drip irrigation or as a soil drench. Humic products combine well with most fertilizers and improve their efficiency.

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Humic Fertilizers — FAQs

What is the difference between humic acid and fulvic acid?
Both are humic substances. Humic acid has larger molecules that mainly improve the soil and root zone; fulvic acid has smaller molecules that stay dissolved in water and help carry nutrients into the plant. Good humic products contain both.
What is leonardite?
Leonardite is a naturally oxidised, organic-rich form of lignite and one of the richest natural sources of humic acid. Green Life Agro's humic acid granules are made from high-grade leonardite.
Should I use humic granules, shiny balls or liquid humic?
Granules suit basal soil application in field crops. Shiny balls release slowly over 3–4 months and suit plantations and orchards. Liquid Humic Boost acts fastest and is applied through drip or as a drench.

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Bulk & Export Orders

Dealers, distributors and importers: ask us for pricing, private-label packing and export documentation for humic fertilizers.