What Are Humic Acids? 

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Organic matter is useful for both sandy and clay-based soils for a variety of reasons. In sandy soils, some of the benefits of organic matter is increases in water retention, nutrient exchange, soil oxygen levels, and more. In clay soils, organic matter helps to develop good soil structure, open up the soil profile, increase oxygen levels, and provide improved habitat for other soil flora and fauna. Materials that contain high levels of humic acids provide many of the benefits of listed above while being very resistant to further decomposition. This means that they don’t shrink away the way that compost and other fresher materials do throughout the growing season. We recommend utilizing fresher organic material like compost for bulk applications and immediate nutrient benefit and using our Granular Humic Acids for building up long term soil quality. Thanks for the compliments, glad to hear it was educational!

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Strictly speaking, humic acid is not a soil conditioner. But it can indeed adjust the pH of the soil and improve the soil aggregate structure

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Yes, it can be directly used as organic fertilizer. At the same time, it also can be treated as raw material of fertilizers.

Thanks for your question. None of Down To Earth’s products are labeled for human consumption, and we do not recommend anyone eat or drink any of our products.

Dr Elaine Ingham. And do occur naturally in good compost. What do you think low grade coal is? But you are right that most humic acids on the market are derived with this method.

Yes low grade coal is where we derive our humics from but low grade coal and coal were formed completely differently than compost and soil organic matter. Completely different processes.