Official orders before sales copy

Four names, two product generations.

Atlas Universal is the historic sludge-derived family. Terra, Nitro and Amino are the current registered agriculture products. Their signed orders—not a stale website—are the controlling public source for composition and authorized use.

The actual public product record

The table distinguishes regulatory facts, historical positioning and the strength of public performance evidence.

ProductPublic regulatory positionDeclared baseAuthorized usePublic science
Atlas Universal
Historic
No agricultural registration found; company said use was limited to landscaping.Aged wastewater sludge processed by the patented alkaline method.Historic landscaping and pilot uses described publicly.One 2025 rose paper on 2021–2022 trials.
Atlas Terra
Registered
RD 11-229, 31 Jan 2024; doses amended by RD 11-3400, 13 Nov 2025.42% molasses; 3.3% leonardite.Foliar, soil and fertigation applications.Selected for EIT Test Farms 2025; no public Atlas-specific outcome found.
Atlas Terra Nitro
Registered
RD 11-3280, 18 Dec 2024.84.8% organic matter from molasses and leonardite.Foliar and soil applications.No peer-reviewed current-product trial found.
Atlas Terra Amino
Registered
RD 11-3286, 18 Dec 2024.88.2% organic matter from molasses, leonardite and free amino acids.Foliar, soil and seed treatment.No peer-reviewed current-product trial found.

What the current orders say is inside

Values below are transcribed from the archived signed authorization orders. “Listed” means the public order names the ingredient or analytical value; it does not disclose the full manufacturing recipe.

Atlas Terra

Molasses + leonardite

  • Molasses: 42%
  • Leonardite: 3.3%
  • Total nitrogen: 2.58%
  • Phosphorus: 0.05%
  • Potassium: 6.11%
  • Water-soluble K₂O: 5.23%
  • Iron: 0.23%
  • pH: 5.5

Open original order

Atlas Terra Nitro

Higher-nitrogen formulation

  • Organic matter: 84.8%
  • Total nitrogen: 11.6%
  • Nitrate nitrogen: 1.75%
  • Ammonium nitrogen: 0.96%
  • Humic acids: about 16.4%
  • Water-soluble sulfur: 6.55%
  • pH: 5.5

Open original order

Atlas Terra Amino

Amino-acid formulation

  • Organic matter: 88.2%
  • Total nitrogen: 13.5%
  • 20 free amino acids: 34.76% total
  • Humic acids: about 17.69%
  • Water-soluble sulfur: 8.24%
  • pH: 5.5

Open original order

Important: none of these current orders lists sewage sludge. The patent may still be valuable, but the public documents do not establish that these formulations practice it.

Authorized dose versus current web copy

These discrepancies matter operationally. The site shows the signed-order value first and labels the conflicting promotional copy.

Product / routeCurrent signed orderCompany or distributor copy foundAssessment
Terra · foliar100–300 ml/daaOld fixed dose remained on company pages.Stale copy
Terra · soil100–500 ml/daaOld fixed dose remained on company pages.Stale copy
Terra · fertigation100–300 ml/daaOld fixed dose remained on company pages.Stale copy
Nitro · foliar200–400 ml/daa300–500 ml/daa.Direct conflict
Nitro · soil200–500 ml/daaBroadly consistent.Aligned
Amino · foliar150–500 ml/daaMarketing emphasizes a 46.9% “amino-acid complex.”Term unexplained
Amino · seed25–50 ml per 100 kg seedAuthorized in the order.Registered

Open the November 2025 Terra amendment

Why the old and current lines are not interchangeable

The names share a brand, but their documented feedstocks, regulation and public validation differ.

Feedstock

Sludge technology

The patent requires sewage-treatment sludge and a defined alkaline conversion process.

Patent scope

Current formulation

Terra family

The registrations list molasses, leonardite and—only for Amino—free amino acids.

Order composition

Agricultural evidence

One old-product paper

The rose study tested Atlas Universal. It cannot be silently transferred to Terra, Nitro or Amino.

No equivalence shown

Missing bridge

Claim chart or process record

No public technical explanation maps the registered ingredients or manufacturing steps to the patent claim.

Company evidence needed

Product diligence still required

A registration proves permission to place a described product on the market. It does not by itself prove efficacy, batch consistency, margin or customer adoption.