EARTHQUAKE is a naturally derived bioavailable humic substance that can be applied to a variety of soil types.

  • Apply anytime, works in the soil
  • Can be applied with most herbicides, fungicides, and pesticides
  • OMRI listed for use in organic production
  • Can improve soil structure, water holding capacity
  • Increases germination, root growth, and overall soil health

Liquid Humic

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Available in 2.5 gallon jugs and 275 gallon totes

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Testimonials

“We have been very pleased with the results we are seeing from EARTHQUAKE and other Sugar Creek Ag projects on all types of turf and ornamentals. Golf courses, lawns, sports fields, and ornamentals will benefit from these products.” 


Dean Crouch,

Turf Sales Lead, Southern States Co-op

Cartersville, GA


EARTHQUAKE Liquid Humic

Articles

By Sugar Creek Ag October 2, 2025
Applied together, EARTHQUAKE Liquid Humic and Forage Factor are Farmer-Proven to be effective and give your hay fields and pastures the growth, density, and quality you want!
By Sugar Creek Ag September 19, 2025
Have you ever asked yourself … “How much of the fertilizer I applied, is actually getting utilized by the crop?” We recommend a base saturation soil test and to amend accordingly. And we also suggest THINK SOIL FIRST!
By Sugar Creek Ag September 5, 2025
To best answer this question, it helps to understand the process of humification. Humification is the natural conversion of organic matter into humic substances by microorganisms in the soil.
By Sugar Creek Ag July 11, 2025
The microbes in your soil contribute to: breaking down organic matter, increasing the availability of nutrients, carbon sequestration, moisture retention, drainage, soil structure, and suppression of pests and pathogens. They work hand-in-hand with root systems!
By Sugar Creek Ag June 20, 2025
2025 will be year number five in Texas for Sugar Creek Ag. Growing grass in the Lone Star State can be difficult, whether it is too wet or, more times than not … too dry!
By Sugar Creek Ag June 6, 2025
If Perry Galloway sounds familiar to you, it may be because you have seen him on the agricultural series The Podfathers and, most recently, Top Crop TV. Perry is a sixth-generation farmer from Gregory, Arkansas, where he grows corn, soybeans, wheat, and cotton.