Animal Source Best Foliar Fertilizer Amino Acid

• Customization: Available
• Condition: New
• Certification: ISO, Ceres
• Model NO.: JFHA-AA-P
• Application: Vegetables, Flowers, Fruit, Any Plants
• State: Powder
• Validity: Quick Acting
• Physics State: Solid
• Infection On Soil: Physiological Neutral
• Chemical Character: Chemical Alkaline
• Raw Material: Leonardite
• Type: Commercial Organic Fertilizer
• Amino: 30%
• Total Nitrogen: 15%
• Organic Nitrogen: 6.2%
• pH: 5-7
• Moisture: 5%
• Appearance: Light Yellow Powder
• Water Solubility: 100%
• Smell: Little Acidic
• Other Using: Can Be Used in Feed for Animal
• Transport Package: 1kg /5kg/10kg/25kg Bags/ Jumbo Bags or as Required
• Specification: Amino acid 30%
• Trademark: Jingfeng
• Origin: Linfen, Shanxi
• HS Code: 3824999999
• Production Capacity: 5000tons Per Year

Product Description

Product Description

amino acid for agriculture

Amino acids are increasingly used in agriculture as biostimulants and fertilizers to enhance plant growth, yield, and resilience. They are organic compounds that serve as building blocks for proteins and play critical roles in plant metabolism, nutrient uptake, and stress tolerance. Below is a concise overview of their applications, benefits, and methods of use in agriculture, based on current knowledge and practices.

Fertilizers and Nutrient Sources:

Biostimulants

Stress Resistance:

Amino acids provide an organic source of nitrogen and carbon, which plants can directly assimilate, bypassing energy-intensive processes like converting nitrates or ammonium into amino acids.

They enhance nutrient uptake by acting as chelating agents, forming complexes with micronutrients (e.g., copper, iron, zinc) to improve their absorption by plants.
Common amino acids used include glycine, glutamic acid, arginine, and lysine, each with specific roles like chlorophyll synthesis or root development.

Amino acids stimulate plant metabolism, promoting processes like photosynthesis, hormone synthesis (e.g., auxins, gibberellins), and cell division.
They enhance microbial activity in the soil, increasing nutrient cycling and soil fertility.

Specific amino acids, like 5-aminolevulinic acid (5-ALA) and γ-aminobutyric acid, act as growth stimulators or stress mitigators.

Amino acids help plants cope with abiotic stresses (drought, salinity, extreme temperatures) and biotic stresses (pests, diseases) by regulating osmotic balance, synthesizing antioxidants, and activating defense mechanisms.
They reduce stress from chemical applications (e.g., pesticides) and accelerate tissue repair.

Specification

Product name	45% Animal Source Amino Acid Powder
Brand	JINGFENG
Service	Custom package, OEM product
Appearance	Light yellow powder
Water solubility	Completely
Amino acid	45% min
Free Amino acid	≥40% min
PH	5.0-7.0
MOQ	1MT
Organic Nitrogen	8.2% min
Total Nitrogen	17% min

Packing & Delivery

Certifications

SRS organic certification

SRS certification ensures sustainable production, environmental protection, and supply chain integrity, prohibiting GMOs, synthetic chemicals, and irradiation. It fosters consumer trust by verifying that products meet strict organic standards, often involving detailed record-keeping and physical separation of organic and non-organic products.

After Sales Service

Technical Support and Guidance:

Product Quality Assurance:

 Application Advice: Manufacturers often provide guidance on how to apply amino acid fertilizers (e.g., foliar spraying, drip irrigation, or seed treatment) to optimize results. For example, companies like Impello Biosciences offer technical support via email  for questions about amino acid fertilizer use, such as their Lumina™ product, which can be applied as a root drench or foliar spray. Customized Recommendations: Support may include tailored advice on dosage (e.g., 2–10 pounds per acre monthly) and timing (e.g., early morning or late afternoon for foliar applications) based on crop type, growth stage, and environmental conditions. Troubleshooting: Assistance with issues like nutrient deficiencies, phytotoxicity, or suboptimal results. For instance, amino acid fertilizers like Lumina™ are noted for correcting nutrient deficiencies and aiding stress recovery.

Shelf Life and Storage Guidance: After-sales support often includes instructions on proper storage to maintain product efficacy (e.g., Impello advises storing Lumina™ away from direct sunlight and freezing to ensure shelf life). 
Quality Feedback: Companies may collect feedback to address issues like product consistency or performance. For example, Aminocore's trial in paddy rice showed a 35% yield increase, indicating active engagement with customers to validate results. 
Warranty or Replacement: While not explicitly mentioned for fertilizers, some companies, like Impello, demonstrate commitment to customer satisfaction by replacing defective or lost products.

Company Profile

JINGFENG Humic – Innovating with Humic Acid Solutions

JINGFENG Humic – Innovating with Humic Acid Solutions
JINGFENG specializes in humic acid research, production and application for green agriculture and human health. Our expertise spans:
Agriculture: Custom soil analysis and fertilization programs (base/flush/foliar)
Feed & Farming: Specialized humate formulas for animal nutrition
Pharmaceutical: Therapeutic-grade humic acid developments
Industrial: Advanced applications including soil remediation (saline-alkali/heavy metal), water treatment, environmental protection and oil drilling.
With our professional analytical lab and R&D team, we:
Develop tailored extraction methods for various humic sources
Create targeted solutions for regional crop challenges
Pioneer new applications in food/medical sectors
Collaborate with global humic acid experts
Committed to sustainable innovation for a healthier planet.

FAQ

What's the difference between plant source and animal source amino acid fertilizer?

It is often asked which source of amino acid is better. There are also a lot of debate on this question. Each of them is rational. No matter what kind of amino acid, there is no good or bad. This question is like asking people , to eat meat is better? Or to eat fish is better? Or to eat soy is better? Why do people eat miscellaneous grains , fish, and meat ? And why the balanced diet should be healthy?

That is because the proportion of amino acids in different foods are different. 20 basic amino acids can not be covered and balanced by a certain kind of food. The different amino acids have their respective effects on the human body. For plants, the amino acid composition ratio of different sources is different.  The effect on the physiological function of the plant is different.

How to choose amino acid fertilizer?

The proportion of amino acids in the same plant source is also very different. For example, hydrolyzed animal hair contains higher cystine, serine, hydrolyzed. Animal skin bone contains higher glycine, proline.  Animal blood contains higher Leucine, phenylalanine, corn, wheat contains higher glutamic acid.

Therefore, the effect of amino acids from different sources on crops is different. If it is necessary to improve the stress resistance of crops, the amino acids of animal skin and bone with high proline and glycine are the best choice. If increasing the lignification of plants, controlling shoots and increasing anthocyanins.

The amino acids of animal blood sources with higher phenylalanine is better choice.If they are used for green leaves and promote growth, the effects of plant amino acids such as wheat and corn with high glutamic acid content are outstanding.

Therefore, there is no good or bad difference difference between plant source and animal source amino acid, only according to their characteristics, can we play a better role.