Introduction to Humic Acid It is a complex organic compound formed through the breakdown of plant and animal matter over thousands of years. It is a natural component of humus, the organic fraction of soil. Humic Acids is rich in carbon and contains a diverse array of organic molecules, including humic and fulvic acids. It serves as a valuable soil amendment, providing numerous benefits for both soil and plants. Enhancing Nutrient Availability Humic acid offers a significant advantage by improving nutrient availability in the soil. It acts as a chelator for essential plant nutrients like iron, zinc, and manganese, enhancing their solubility and accessibility to plant roots.

Mechanism Of Action Humic Acid helps the micronutrients to penetrate the root nodules faster. It holds the nutrients so that they can be absorbed easily. It also enhances hormones.

Benefits 1. Humic Acid increases nutrient uptake, drought tolerance, and seed germination. 2. It increases the microbial activity in the soil, making it an excellent root stimulator. 3. Increases the availability of nutrients in our fertilizers and in those already existing in our soil. 4. It will also help to lower the pH of the soil to a more neutral level 5. It flushes high levels of salts out of the root zone, all of which will help to promote better plant health and growth.

DOSE Foliar Spray: Approximately, dilute 20gm of Humic Acid in 15 Liter of water and spray using foliar spray over both sides of the leaves in the early morning. Soil Application: Apply 400gm to 500gm Humic Acid on one-acre land with fertilizer or through drip irrigation. Seed Treatment: Apply 20gm of Eco Root for 1 kg of seeds and soak them for 1hr.