Why Silicon

The 4th macro-element almost nobody feeds.

Silicon sits alongside nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium as a macro-element — yet almost no fertilizer addresses it. The result is a slow, invisible depletion across the world's farmland.

N · P · K · Si

A true macro-element

Required in the same order of magnitude as N, P, and K — not a trace nutrient.

20–700 kg/ha

Removed every year

Annual silicon removal by crops rivals N, P, and K removal — and goes unreplaced.

The symptoms

What depletion costs

Reduced immunity, drought sensitivity, poor nutrient absorption, lower yield.

20–30% / yr

Market response

The silicon fertilizer market has grown 20–30% annually since 2000.

The Evidence

Built on Decades of Research in Silicon and Humic Substances

The product concept is based on more than 25 years of experience studying silicon minerals and more than 20 years of experience working with humic technologies. The presented data are based on field trials, laboratory studies and practical application experience.

Up to30–40%
Improvement in water-use efficiency observed in selected trials.
Our Research Results

What the data shows.

Field Trial 01

Sugar Beet Field Trial

Institute of Bioenergy Crops & Sugar Beet, NAAS Ukraine — 2004–2005.

YIELD
65.1 t/ha
vs 36.5 control
SUGAR
9.7 t/ha
vs 6.3 control
Lab Test 02

Biomass Growth Test

Prof. Khristeva Humic Substances Lab, Dnipro State Agrarian & Economic University — 2020.

BIOMASS
+28%
vs control
TOXICITY
0
at all concentrations
Multi-Study 03

Drought Resistance

Documented across multiple studies — plants self-maintain water reserves via polysilicic acid gel formation in tissue.

IRRIGATION
−30–40%
water needs
MECHANISM
Polysilicic
gel reserve
Crop Trials 04

Yield Increases by Crop

Documented across field trials — yield improvements vary by crop type and growing conditions.

GRAIN CROPS
+8–20%
documented range
OIL CROPS
+10–18%
documented range
VEGETABLES
+15–30%
documented range
NITRATES
−40–50%
accumulation
Field Research

Sugar Beet Field Trial, 2004–2005

Field trials conducted by the Institute of Bioenergy Crops and Sugar Beet of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine evaluated an organo-mineral granular product formulated using silicon potassium humate. Under the tested conditions, sugar beet yield reached 65.1 t/ha in the treated variant compared with 36.5 t/ha in the control variant.

These results relate to the tested organo-mineral technology and should not be interpreted as direct performance results of the current liquid concentrate.

The Mechanism

Rapidly available and gradually available silicon forms.

Many soluble silicon products provide rapid silicon availability. This product also contains silicon in polysilicic acid form, which may support more sustained silicon availability in the plant nutrition system.

Rapidly available silicon

Water-soluble silicon forms available shortly after application — for an early-season response.

Gradually available silicon

Polysilicic acid form stabilized by humate–silicon synergy, supporting more sustained silicon availability.

SILICON AVAILABILITY — ILLUSTRATIVE COMPARISON
TYPICAL (IMMEDIATE ONLY)THIS PRODUCT (DUAL FORMS)
Lab Reports & Certifications

Read it yourself.

Primary research and certification documents — click to view.

Yield and biomass figures cite specific documented field trials by the named institutions — not generalized performance claims. US fertilizer registration and organic equivalency under review per state.

Convinced by the data?
See it in your soil.

Science & Research — Silicon Nutrition