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One of the biggest challenges in the Humic Acid industry is the lack of tests that measure the quality of Humic Fulvic acids and not just their quantity.
Regardless of the type of soil degradation, growers tend to experience the same result: an increased risk of reduced yield and reduced quality.
Between 25 – 35% of worldwide agricultural lands are affected by salinity and sodicity which are two of the most difficult abiotic stresses to manage.
Salinity and sodicity could be affecting your crops without you even knowing! Between 25 – 35% of worldwide agricultural lands are affected by these two abiotic stresses, which are also probably the two most difficult to manage.
In optimal weather conditions, plants generate energy and reach their maximum production capacity, thanks to moderate temperatures and a proper water availability.
Tradecorp recently presented Biostimulation 360º, a new concept to promote the correct approach towards different kinds of abiotic stresses.
Soil Structure directly affects the ability of soil to resist drought and desertification. Fundamental to soil structure is the presence of Soil Organic Matter (SOM) and, within the SOM component, Humic Acids play a fundamental role. Obviously, soils that have suffered a loss of SOM have also lost most of their Humic Acids.
Camila Levy, R&D Manager at Tradecorp, will delve into the management of phosphorus in soil during her presentation “Phosphorus Availability and Yield Enhancement: The Use of Good Quality Humic Acids in Tropical Soil” at the New Ag Fair in Kenya, March 21-23.
The new VIP division (Value for Industrial Partners) will provide specialized service and innovative solutions to industrial actors looking for an added value for their products.
Powered by Humifirst technology is a unique innovation to the problem of loss of fertilizer efficiency.
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