Description:

AGRIVENTURE FULVIC ACID is a naturally occurring humic substance created when microorganisms in soil break down plant material. Found in compost, soil, and mountain rocks (like shilajit), it is widely used in wellness supplements and agriculture for its potential to enhance nutrient absorption and reduce inflammation.

Technical content: Fulvic Acid 80%

Key Features & Benefits:

• Enhanced Nutrient Absorption: Acts as a natural chelating agent, binding to vital micronutrients (like iron, zinc, and copper) to make them highly bioavailable to plant roots.
• Increased Cell Permeability: Functions as an "eight-lane highway" for nutrient movement, allowing for highly efficient foliar feeding and starter fertilizer applications.
• Abiotic Stress Tolerance: Strengthens plants against environmental challenges such as drought, salinity, and extreme temperatures by regulating water balance and osmotic pressure.
• Microbial Stimulation: Provides an easily accessible carbon source that fuels beneficial soil biology, resulting in better decomposition of organic matter.
• Better Chemical Efficacy: Can be tank-mixed with herbicides, fungicides, and pesticides to improve their penetration, effectiveness, and residual activity.

Crops suitability: Universally suitable for all crops.

Commonly used for:

Agriventure Fulvic Acid 80% is not a targeted treatment for a specific pathogen, but rather a powerful bio-stimulant that improves a plant's overall natural immunity, stress resistance, and nutrient uptake. It is widely used to prevent and mitigate physiological disorders rather than infectious diseases.

Mode of entry:

Due to its microscopic molecular size, fulvic acid easily enters the plant's stomata and passes through the cuticular membranes of leaves.

Mode of action:

In plants, fulvic acid drastically improves nutrient uptake and stress tolerance.

• Chelation & Transport: Due to its low molecular weight and high Cation Exchange Capacity (CEC), it binds to essential micronutrients (like iron, zinc, and copper), preventing them from being locked in the soil. It transports these nutrients directly through cell membranes.
• Stress Mitigation: Under drought or cold stress, it regulates plant hormones (like ABA) to slow water transpiration and triggers the expression of stress-resistance genes.
• Soil Biological Activity: It serves as a highly available carbon source for soil microbes, enhancing microbial respiration and nutrient cycling.

Mode of application: Foliar Spray, Drip Irrigation, Soil Drenching/Fertigation, Seed Treatment

Dose: 2 – 3gm in 1 liter water or 500 – 1000gm in 1 acre or 30 – 50gm in 15-liter water

• Drip Irrigation (Fertigation): 500gm - 1000gm per acre during active root development and growth phases.
• Foliar Spray: 1 to 2 grams per liter of water. Best applied during vegetative and flowering stages.
• Soil Drenching / Root Application: 2 to 3 grams per liter of water.
• Seed Treatment: Soaking seeds (1.5 to 3 grams per liter) for 8 to 12 hours before sowing.