HUMANE-FX3 Resources

When fertilizer is already going down, the question becomes simple: can FX3 add enough value on top of the grower’s normal program to justify the additional application? In this Nebraska soybean comparison, the answer was yes. FX3 was applied after the grower’s normal fertilizer regimen, meaning it was used as an addition to the existing fertility program—not as a replacement. At harvest, the field receiving FX3 averaged 92.88 bushels per acre, compared with 83.47 bushels per

When water is the limiting factor — whether you're dryland farming or working within a fixed irrigation allotment — the soil amendment you use isn't an accessory. It's the yield equation. The Problem: Soil Can't Hold What It Doesn't Have Most conventional mineral soils release moisture rapidly after a rain or irrigation event. Sandy and loam soils have low water-holding architecture — large pores drain quickly, and organic matter is rarely sufficient to compensate. The result

Important note (please read): The research summarized below is an independent, third-party academic field study on pig-manure compost and fertilizer blending. HUMANE did not fund, sponsor, conduct, or participate in this study, and the results discussed are not a direct trial of HUMANE-FX3. We’re sharing it because it helps explain why blended fertility programs can work so well in practice. Results will vary by crop, soil, climate, and management. For decades, growers have b

For decades, fertility programs have revolved around a single question: “How many pounds per acre did you apply?” But pounds don’t grow crops—availability does. A soil may hold thousands of pounds of nutrients, yet only the biologically available fraction feeds the plant. This is where carbon-based fertility changes the equation, and it’s the foundation of why FX3 consistently outperforms traditional fertilizers in yield, efficiency, and soil health. Why Pounds on Paper Don’t

HUMANE-FX3: Field-Proven Performance in Organic Bell Pepper Production You can scroll to the bottom of the page to download and review the full trial results. Below is just an overview of the results. In today’s agriculture, fertilizer decisions can no longer be made on guaranteed analysis alone. Growers face the dual challenge of producing competitive yields while maintaining profitability and protecting soil health. This is especially true in organic systems, where fertilit

1. Compositional Strengths of FX3 vs Traditional Phosphorus Fertilizers FX3 brings a unique chemical and biological suite, confirmed by...