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ProHumic™
Use ProHumic™ to Improve Soil Productivity!
ProHumic™ contains liquid humic acid extracted from Leonardite. Humic acid is a naturally occurring organic substance found in soils, coal, and peat, resulting from the decomposition of organic matter, particularly dead plants. It has a high cation exchange capacity which serves to chelate (collect) plant food elements and release them s the plant requires. The chelation process holds the nutrients in the soil solution and prevents their leaching and runoff. Humic acids will improve humus content in the soil for better tilth, water, and nutrients retention and soil aeration. Seed germination and plant root and top growth are enhanced.
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PROALGA™
Use ProAlga™ as a seed treatment starter in the row on the seed, or as a foliar feed.
ProAlga™ is a symbiotic balanced formula that is fully chelated and designed for use as a seed treatment, germinator, and foliar feed. ProAlga™ is a plan growth stimulant that gives the means to explode with growth! Use it on anything you grow for bigger yields and stronger, healthier plants.
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SHOCK®
All-in-one product! Shock® makes tank mizes for herbicides and pesticides easy and super-effective, raising chemical efficiency by up to 100%.
1 gallon of Shock® will treat 800 to 1,000 gallons of water for spray mix. Combine all of these into one easy to use formula:
- Non-ionic Surfactant
- AMS Replacement
- Anti-foaming Agent
- Plant Penetrator
- Water Softener
- Plant Sticker
- pH Buffer
Save time & money while getting superior results from Shock®
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Liquid Calcium®
High Quality Calcium Solution
ProGreen Ag’s Liquid Calcium® is a 10% liquid solution that is used to stabilize nitrogen applications and increase overall plant nutrient uptake.
It can be mixed with 28% or 32% liquid nitrogen and applied, or it can be broadcast just ahead of all types of nitrogen fertilizer applications.
Applying 3 to 4 gallons per acre of Liquid Calcium® can double nitrogen efficiency by stabilizing nitrogen and helping prevent it from wicking off or leaching away, thereby reducing the total amount of nitrogen needed.