Leonardite 100 Mesh Humic Acid Organic Fertilizer

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Young Leonardite Humic Acid Organic Fertilizer , Black Humic Acid , Humic Acid Powder , Humic Acid and Fulvic Acid

As everyone knows, New-Nutri Humic Acid Product is made from Leonardite, but do you know what is LEONARDITE?

Leonardite is a soft waxy, black or brown, shiny, vitreous mineraloid that is easily soluble in alkaline solutions. It is an oxidation product of lignite, associated with near-surface mining. It is a rich source of humic acid (up to 90%) and is used as a soil conditioner, as a stabilizer for ion-exchange resins in water treatment, in the remediation of polluted environments and as a drilling additive. It was named after A. G. Leonard, first director of the North Dakota Geological Survey, in recognition of his work on these deposits.

How did Leonardite from?
It all starts in the Paleozoic coal age, about 280 million years ago.
The large and juicy vegetation existing in what is today in the world was destroyed and carbonized, but in that process rich organic juices were squeezed, originally forming shallow lagoons that where carbonized, giving rise to the Leonardite.
The fibrous mass became coal, on the top of which a thin layer of Leonardite was formed. Through millions of years of formation, Leonardite has been subject to all kinds of physical and chemical actions, as well as microbiological, to reach its current form.
As this is an organic matter in the process of mineralization, there are currently mines of this product in different parts of the world, always associated with coal mineralization.

Leonardite is an organic matter associated with lignite that has not yet completed the process of transformation to coal. This differs from the humidified peats because they have higher degree of oxidation.
New-Nutri Agri&Tech, Humic Acid Organic Fertilizer, uses first quality Leonardite for the formulation of all its fertilisers with humic and/or fulvic. In fact, Leonardite is the raw material with the highest percentage of humic substances
Among Leonardite differences with respect to the rest of products with humic substances, the main one is the high bioactivity of Leonardite through its molecular structure.

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We all know that fertilizers are analyzed on the basis of their value of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium or Potash (N-P-K). They provide and enhance nutrient sources for the plant, but the difference between the two lies in the benefits to the soil itself. Some of the downfalls of fertilizers in agriculture is how hard they can be on the soil health, how much of it gets washed away by water and deposited to water bodies like rivers or lakes, and how it’s effectiveness is compromised in sub-optimal soil conditions. Overtime the chemicals and overuse can take its toll on fields and many farmers suffer these unfortunate effects.
This is where the relationship between fertilizers and humics comes to play. Humics are best known as a soil conditioner, and make your soil perform better, even when they are applied in marginal soil conditions. Humic products helps to retain water, promotes nutrient uptake into the root systems and plants, and build a fertile soil that promotes a healthy growing environment.
Together, humics can help the longevity, uptake, and efficiency of fertilizers by holding them in the root zone longer while increasing the uptake and retention of nutrients into the plant. They work as compliments to each other and the benefit you see is a more efficient use of your fertilizer and the money you have spent to add it.
Understanding the differences and the role each can play in your fertilization program can help you get healthier soils and higher yields. Adding humics to a farmers existing process is one of the best ways to begin a more balanced approach to help restore soil and plant health.
There are many different products and applications to choose from that apply to different growth stages and crop types. Seed planting, germination, mature growth, pre-harvest nutrition, and soil health between seasons can all be enhanced with a proper understanding of the products. Be sure to talk to a specialist to get the right application of each and begin your process to healthier soil conditions, more effective fertilization, and fuller crop yields.