SOIL FORMULA by SoilFuel

Your soil starts working again instead of just sitting there expecting to be fed.

What It Does

Soil Formula is a fermented blend of natural nutrients and live microbes that turns your soil into its own fertilizer factory. The active microbes feed on the natural ingredients and unlock nutrients already in your ground while pulling additional nitrogen from the air.

The humic and fulvic acids supercharge this process—dissolving tied-up minerals, carrying nutrients into the root zone, and feeding the biology that keeps it all cycling. That means more available nutrition than what's on the label.

As the biology works, it builds true organic matter—the foundation of healthy, moisture-holding soil. The result is stronger emergence, better root growth, and long-term fertility that keeps building instead of running out like synthetics do.

The Payoff: Reduce What You Buy

Soil Formula reduces how much fertilizer you need to buy because your soil stops wasting what you're already putting out there.

More of what you apply actually stays available. You can apply less from the start. And as organic matter builds over time, your soil holds and cycles more of its own fertility—so each year you can apply less and less.

Why Organic Matter Matters:
Every +1% OM helps soil hold 20,000–27,000 more gallons of plant-available water per acre (≈ 1 inch of rainfall). That same 1% stores roughly 20–30 lbs N, 4–7 lbs P, and 2–3 lbs S in organic form—released naturally through biology. Plus better structure, less erosion, and improved nutrient availability across the board.

Application for Wheat Under Pivot

At Planting:
Spray rig or through pivot. Kickstarts biology in root zone; activates nutrient cycling early.
Spring Green-Up:
Foliar or through pivot. Feeds actively growing crop; reinforces soil biology before heading.

The Bottom Line

Your soil works again. Microbes unlock locked nutrients. Organic matter builds. You get the same yield with fewer purchased pounds. And your soil gets stronger every year instead of weaker.