CarbonCore
24 percent humic and 5 percent fulvic carbon. A CEC builder, chelator, and biology feed.
0.5 to 1 gal/ac soil, 1 pt to 1 qt foliar.
Delivered price
Free delivery. The price you see is the price you pay.| Container | Per gallon | Per acre at label rate | Container total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 gal jug | $40.00/gal | $30.00/ac | $200 |
| 55 gal drum | $17.27/gal | $12.95/ac | $949.85 |
| 275 gal tote | $12.73/gal | $9.55/ac | $3,500.75 |
| Bulk | Quoted through your agronomist | ||
Guaranteed analysis
24 percent humic acid, 5 percent fulvic acid.
What it does
Humic and fulvic substances stimulate the root and leaf membrane pumps and chelate nutrients, widening the gradient that drives uptake. CarbonCore is an efficiency multiplier, not a nutrient itself: it makes the rest of the pass work harder, strongest on low-organic-matter and stressed ground.
What it will not do
Weakest where fertility is already dialed
The humic response is biggest on stressed, low-organic-matter ground and smallest where fertility is already optimized. We do not promise the meta-analysis average on your best field.
Trial data and expected range
Humic carbon averages +12 percent yield and +27 percent nitrogen-use efficiency across a meta-analysis, strongest at pH 6 to 8 and weakest on already-optimized fertility.
- Source:
- Ma 2024 humic meta-analysis
- Confidence:
- meta-analysis
- Caveat:
- Probabilistic. Strongest on stressed, low-OM ground.
Tank-mix and handling
Compatible with most starters and fertility. Jar-test with high-salt, strong acids or alkalines, and concentrated calcium or phosphate. As a soil input it runs 0.5 to 1 gal; as a foliar, a pint to a quart.
CarbonCore usually ships inside the corn and soybean carbon splits. Build the whole program off your soil test and see it in context.