Humic acid in crops and plants
Often referred to as ‘root food’ humic acid can help build up plant vitality and vigour through superior root development and enhanced chlorophyll function. It will also assist regenerative growth and reduce stress when applied as part of a well managed crop regime
Humic Acid (HA) is often included in many other products, primarily targeted at the organic sector, due to it also being an excellent source of food for microorganisms in the soil – it is known to increase levels of fungi (as a food source) and can even be used as an additive in compost tea. Those in the know already understand that it has many applications when used on its own and that it can also be used to enhance the effects of a great many other organic and inorganic products.
We are very excited to announce a new arrangement that allows us to sell a very high quality and unique humic acid product called BlackJak (property of Sofbey SA, Geneva) to new and existing clients. This compliments our focused portfolio of compost and microbiological products perfectly. It is also registered as organic under EU organic regulation 889/2008 to boot!
Due to the extensive benefits and established brand status (it is trusted and relied on by growers in 30 countries worldwide), we have setup our own page on Facebook for it here! It will help us spread the message if you Like and Follow while you’re there.
To coincide with our expansion in to humics, we have compiled a short list of reference material showing tests or scientific studies that demonstrate the powerful effect of applying what is ordinarily a major organic constituent of soil…
Please click on the links below. We anticipate adding more as we continue to develop in to this area, so don’t forget to signup for our newsletter to stay posted.
Improving phosphorus use efficiency and its effects on some crops
Agricultural uses of plant biostimulants
Effects of cultivation techniques on grapevines and strawberry fruit quality
If you have any questions or would like to buy a bottle or two please email blackjak@thesoilhub.com
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