Humic Acids, Fulvic Acids, and Beyond.
A New White Paper from Huma Gro®
This white paper is based on an article by Huma Gro® staff originally published in the January 2017 issue of AgroPages Magazine.
Humic substances play an important role in soil fertility and crop yield. This article provides a basic overview of what humic substances are, how they are created, and how they work. Discussion is provided on how to add humic content to crop soil, including the use of commercial products such as the Huma Gro® line of carbon-rich organic acids.
For more information on Huma Gro® Carbon-Rich Organic Acids, go to https://humagro.com/huma-gro-products/organic-acids/.
To view an online version of the complete Huma Gro® Product Catalog, go to https://bit.ly/HumaGroCatalog2017.
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