Forage Factor

  • For use on all forage crops, including alfalfa, grass hay, and pastures
  • Applied at 2 to 4 quarts per acre
  • Best results when applied with EARTHQUAKE Liquid Humic
  • Can be applied with most herbicides, pesticides, and fungicides (jar test always recommended)

8-8-8 with .35 Boron, .05 Copper, .10 Iron, .05 Manganese, .0005 Molybdenum, and .05 Zinc

Analysis
General Rate

2-4 qt/ac

Testimonials

"Sugar Creek Ag products have helped us improve our soil and the quality of our grass in a cost-efficient way. We use EARTHQUAKE, Forage Factor, and WILDFIRE, which has made it possible for us to cut fields we haven't cut for nearly 30 years due to low production."


Andrew George

Buffalo, TX


EARTHQUAKE Liquid Humic, Forage Factor

“The EARTHQUAKE has really made a noticeable difference. Along with Forage Factor and the Grenade, it really turns it on and made the grass much thicker than what it normally would be.”


Barry Graves

Dayton, TX


EARTHQUAKE, Forage Factor, Grenade, Cal-zone

“We have been using EarthQuake and Forage Factor on horse paddocks for the past two years and have been very impressed with it. Horse pastures are often overgrazed with high-traffic areas that decline rapidly when challenged. The pastures that were treated with EarthQuake and Forage Factor provided better forage longer than similar pastures that were not treated. The severe drought we had this past summer, we noticed less stress in the fields that had been treated.” 


Rachel Miller,

Equine Specialist, Blue Ridge Farmers Co-op

Charlottesville, VA


EARTHQUAKE Liquid Humic, Forage Factor

Articles

Do your hay fields and pastures need a pick-me-up?

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!

Making Texas Green Again!

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!