Agricultural Humic Acid

INTRODUCTION:

Humic acid, a natural compound derived from the decomposition of organic matter such as plant and animal remains, plays a crucial role in agriculture, horticulture, and environmental restoration. It is a key component of humus, the organic fraction of soil, and contributes significantly to improving soil fertility, enhancing plant growth, and promoting overall soil health.

Humic acid functions by forming complexes with nutrients, a process known as chelation, thereby increasing their availability for plant uptake. It binds essential elements like nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and micronutrients, preventing them from leaching out of the soil.

Furthermore, humic acid improves soil structure by enhancing its capacity to retain water and air. It aids in preventing soil compaction, facilitates better water infiltration and retention, and promotes soil aeration.

In addition to its physical effects on soil, humic acid stimulates microbial activity by creating an optimal environment for beneficial soil organisms such as bacteria and fungi. These microorganisms play a critical role in nutrient cycling and maintaining soil health, ultimately contributing to improved plant vigor and higher crop yields.

SPECIFICATION:

USAGE & DOSAGE

USAGE:

Agriculture: Humic acid is extensively utilized in agriculture to improve soil quality, enhance nutrient availability, and stimulate plant growth. It is applied to optimize soil conditions and foster healthier crops.

Horticulture: In gardening and landscaping, humic acid serves to boost soil fertility and support robust plant growth. It can be applied to lawns, gardens, and potted plants to enhance nutrient absorption and overall plant health.

Environmental Restoration: Humic acid plays a vital role in rehabilitating degraded soils and contaminated sites. Its application aids in soil remediation, restores fertility, and facilitates the establishment of vegetation.

DOSAGE:

The recommended application rate ranges from 750 to 1500 kilograms per hectare. It is often used in conjunction with NPK fertilizers to maximize efficacy. Local soil conditions, weather patterns, and irrigation methods should be considered, and advice from local agronomists is recommended to determine optimal usage.

PACKAGE & STORAGE

Humic acid is available in packages of 25 kilograms, 50 kilograms, or 1 ton, with customization options for packaging upon customer request. It should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated environment to maintain its effectiveness.