Humates. (1991)

Panorama of the field next to the city highway.

Electrical substation.

Oil wells.

Laying of an oil pipeline.

Open mining of minerals.

Application of mineral fertilizers and pesticides to the soil.

Sprouts on the field.

Bulkhead vegetables.

Rotten vegetables.

Weak and rare sprouts of agricultural crops.

A field with potato bushes.

A laboratory that studies the use of biologically active drugs that regulate the growth and development of plants.

Natural landscape.

Humates are time-transformed plant residues.

A significant amount of humic acids is contained in peat and brown coals.

Peat extraction.

Humic acids are poorly soluble in water, but their sodium, potassium and ammonium salts are soluble and easily mobile in the soil.

Plant origin is a guarantee of their purity and harmlessness.

The soils are poor in humus.

The use of humates does not increase humus in the soil, but reduces the stress situation associated with its deficiency.

Accelerated shooting of seed germination.

Humates enhance both the growth of the root system and the development of the ground mass of plants.

The result of the use of humate in the cultivation of plants.

Comparison of sprouts grown with humates and a control group.

In the plant body, when using humates, metabolism is activated, the process of food intake from the external environment.

In addition, humates stimulate the growth of microorganisms in the soil, which helps to improve the mineral nutrition of plants.

A field of corn.

Experimental fields for studying the effect of humus on plants.

Processing of seeds with humates.

Processing of vegetating plants.

The use of humates together with mineral fertilizers and plant protection products.

Experimental field for testing the effectiveness of the effect of humates on the yield of winter rye.

Checking various types of humates.

Harvesting.

The harvested crop.

Humates increase the amount of nutrients in grain, corn, sunflower and other crops.

Experiments have shown that using humates reduces the amount of pesticides in the soil, they decompose.

Harvesting tomatoes, cucumbers and cabbage in the open ground.

The positive effect of humates on growing vegetables indoors.

Growing flowers in greenhouses.

A field with potato bushes.

Potato blooming.

Planting potatoes treated with humates in the field.

Comparison of processed and unprocessed potatoes with humates.

Potato harvesting with a potato harvester.

The effectiveness of the use of humates in the cultivation of cereals, potatoes, vegetable crops in closed and open ground.

Packages with humates.

Pig farm.

Humates are also used in animal husbandry.

Nitro humic preparations are used as a feed additive.

Piglets suck milk from a sow.

Chickens.

Chickens.

Cages with minks.

Humates are added to the diet of animals to improve the quality of fur.

Humates are very effective and cheap, because peat and low-calorie coals serve as raw materials for their production.

An open pit for the extraction of brown coal.

Peat extraction.

The main organization responsible for the research and development of new humate-based drugs is the VNITS Selhoztorf.

The original plant for the production of high-performance humates.

Institute of Problems of Use of Natural Resources and Ecology of Belarus.

The Institute has established industrial production of humates.

A cartoon explaining the production of humates.

Preparations hydrohumate and oxyhumate.

The scientist at the microscope.

Sodium humate produced by the Gorny Wax plant has been studied and is available to the consumer.

Packages of sodium humate.

Samples of vegetables and fruits, in the cultivation of which humates can be used.

Alternating frames with agricultural land.