HUMUS is composed of various forms of carbon, are naturally occurring material that is very rich in humified organic matter and humic substances.

HUMUS are now recognized as the single most productive input in sustainable agriculture. They consist of humic and fulvic acid along with the raw humates (prehistoric plant matter) from which these powerful natural acids are derived. Humic acid is a powerful fungi promotant. Beneficial fungi (including mycorrhizal fungi) are the missing link in many soils.  It stabilizes nitrogen and improves nitrogen efficiency, thereby making it an ideal additive with urea. Humic acid complexes phosphate to reduce lock-ups and, as such, is also an ideal additive with diammonium phosphate (DAP) and mono ammonium phosphate (MAP). HUMUS has ability to hold onto every other nutrient in the soil which enables heightened nutrient absorption. HUMUS contains an auxin-like growth promotant that can enhance cell division and elongation. In addition, they increase the permeability of plant cells to increase nutrient uptake by up to 40%.

HUMUS is a cost-effective and multi-purpose tool that has the ability to do all that we have named. They also have pH buffering capacity to help neutralize the problems associated with pH extremes.  HUMUS also aids in moisture and nutrient retention and improve soil structure by promoting fungi to create a crumb structure for better water and oxygen intake and improved root penetration.

Humic substances are safe for the environment and all living organisms. A carbon source can be used as a soil amendment, foliar spray, and fertilizer enhancer to boost crop production, strengthen root development and improve soil quality. It can also be used as a flushing agent for hydrocarbon components in soil and as a microbial growth promoter for soil remediation and waste treatment in manure pits.