Soil organic matter can be grouped in four section

What Is The Humic Acid ?

Humic acids which is sourced and produced in China. The product’s high quality and proven performance is now well recognised all over the world. Humic acids are naturally derived from the breakdown of plant and microbial matter. Humic acids are the foundation of all fertile soils. Over the years, these humic acids accumulate in the soil. This provides the soil with greater nutrient holding ability, water holding capacity, readily available carbon food source for beneficial soil microorganisms and better soil structures. This is nature’s way of minimising nutrient losses in order to maintain long-term soil fertility and to ensure sustainable plant growth. Humic acids present in the soil hold a wide range of micro-nutrients and macro-nutrients around plant roots. This provides all the essential nutrients for quick root uptake and optimum plant growth. Humic acids also improve the wetting ability and water holding ability of the soil.Humic acid is an extraction of Leonardite which forms after 70 million years of humification process. The main content of soil is named as hummus and we can proclaim Humic acid as the most active part of the soil. Todays increasing usage of chemical fertilizers depleting soil hummus reserves. Decline in humus substances in the soil, not only hindered the absorption of plant nutrients bu also led to low yielded harvests. As a result today Humic Acid applications are rapidly increasing in world wide.

What Is Soil Organic Matter ?



Soil organic matter can be grouped in four section

Section 1: After the decomposition process by microorganisms 800 of soil is called HUMUS. Only Leonardite Based Humic Acids can add up directly to Humus content of the soil. Other organic fertilizer can increase humus content after the decomposition process of Microorganisms in low percentages. The most valuable content which increases soil organic matter is Humus; and only the Humic Acid can directly increase Organic Matter Percentage of the soil.

Section 2: Alive organisms and plant roots consists the 5% of the soil organic matter.

Section 3: Consists of death animals,plants and soil microorganisms which are not decomposed yet.

Section 4: Consists of 10% of the soil parts which are exposed to rapid decomposition.

The Humic and Fulvic Acids can directly mix up with (80%) Humus contents and increase the yields. Other Organic Fertilizers can only mix up with %20 of the soil content.