Phelps County, NE · 2,100 acres · Corn/Soybean, center pivot irrigation
October 8, 2025
Super-Hume
From $6,299

AgConcepts — BulkFarmer.com
Premium humic acid concentrate derived from leonardite ore — the highest carbon-content humic product available for soil and crop health.
Super-Hume is AgConcepts' flagship humic acid product, delivering the highest concentration of humic and fulvic acids available in a fully soluble liquid format. Sourced from premium leonardite ore deposits, Super-Hume provides a carbon-rich substrate that transforms soil chemistry, biology, and physical structure simultaneously.
Humic acids are nature's greatest soil conditioner. They chelate nutrients — keeping them available to plants and preventing tie-up — improve cation exchange capacity (CEC), feed and sustain beneficial soil microorganisms, and improve soil aggregation and water retention. Super-Hume does all of this at industry-leading concentration levels.
In crops, Super-Hume stimulates root development, increases chlorophyll synthesis, and enhances the uptake of nitrogen, phosphorus, and micronutrients. Research consistently shows humic acid applications improving yield and reducing fertilizer requirements when applied consistently over multiple seasons.
Super-Hume is ideal as a foundational product in any biological fertility program. It serves as a food source for biological inoculants like Enhance and ZyDrive, extends the effectiveness of foliar applications, and improves the efficiency of every fertilizer dollar spent. Available in 180-gallon pallets through 330-gallon totes for operations of any scale.
In-furrow at planting
Delivers humic acids directly to the germinating root for maximum early-season uptake.
Fertigation (early vegetative)
Through irrigation systems for uniform coverage in pivots or drip systems.
Fall broadcast
Pre-plant fall application for long-term soil structure improvement.
Consult your agronomist for crop-specific timing. Rates may vary based on soil conditions, crop stage, and application method.
We're not going to overpromise. Here's an honest look at what most farms experience.
Nutrient retention improves
Better crop color and less leaching visible in soil tests. Yield response exists but is typically modest (2–4 bu/acre corn) in season one. Humic acids build gradually — persistence matters more than rate.
CEC starts climbing
Measurable CEC improvements in soil tests. Crops respond better to the same fertilizer rates — you're holding more nutrients in the root zone. Sandy soils see the biggest early gains; loam and clay soils follow by year 3.
Structural soil change
Significant CEC improvement across most soil types. Farms successfully reduce fertilizer rates. Water infiltration and aggregate stability are measurably better, with documented results in 3-year soil comparisons.
Results vary by soil type, climate, baseline soil health, and management. These represent typical outcomes across AgConcepts customer farms.
From $6,299
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Ask a Question →Farmers who order Super-Hume often pair it with these products for better results.
The classic combination: AgZyme unlocks nutrients, Super Hume holds them where roots can find them.
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