What Are Humic Acids?
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- Want to get the most out of your fertilizer applications? Naturally occurring Humic Acids have special properties that may capture micronutrients and transport them to plants' roots. This fun and informative animation explains how humic acids form and why we add them to most of our Down To Earth blended fertilizers.
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I was too high for the cat ions meowing
Could it be the dabbing?...It was a bit to much wasn't it. Stick with the sticky dank buds, the whole cocktail of cannabinoids is much better for you than isolates.
I read this and still wasnt ready
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Whoever you hired to do the animation did a great job!
Whoever made this video needs to start making explanatory videos for literally everything in life. Lol. The explanation and delivery was amazing. Now I’m meowing while working in my yard! 😆
Thank you for sharing
Excellent job boiling down a complex topic both verbally and visually. Well done!
Thank you so much!
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Great info. Whoever decided to make these TH-cam videos for the company should get another raise.
Thanks so much! 😄 I'll pass along your recommendation 👍
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Agreed!!! This just got them a new costumer!!
@@DownToEarthFertilizer Who did you use to make these videos? They are really great! We'd be interested in using them for our upcoming explainer video series.
Also, did you get your raise yet? Hopefully you did. Great work!
Learning about this really improved my grow tremendously. It made combinations using different nutrients.Much easier for me to understand
Love the detail and the fun.
This video was awesome! Love your products thank you
Many thanks for explaining the What Are Humic Acids?
That was SO interesting. Thank you.
Thanks for the informative video. Helps a bunch
mate, you made the information so available to my brain roots. I just drank that up! now im ready to send it! cheers well done
Thank you for this video!
Humic acid water soluble improve the structure of soil; increase the buffering power of soil.
In light and sandy soils, humic acid increase the cation exchange capability to retain nutrients and water, importantly to magnify the ability of root to take up nutrients. In heavy and compact soils, working with fungi to create a crumb structure for better water oxygen and nutrients intake and improved root penetration.
Great video. Thanks for sharing
Wonderful explanation. Great products too. I have used the all purpose fertilizer on a tomato plant vs another without. The ferted plant grew twice as big as the other.
Very cute, as well as informative. I like the sound effects!
The narrator is good, too.
Wow! This's excellent animation!!
excellent Vidoe explaining simply what is humic acit compose and how it works within the soil.
Best explanation of what is humic acid and what it is used for👍🏻
Thank you for a great explanation,
When the cations actually turned into cats 😂😂😂 love it
Most funny and adorable part of the video 🤣🤣🤣
i laughed out loud
Excellent presentation!
Great video, DTE!
Whoa, amazing video!
Very Informative, Thanks
Thank lot s.... Very interesting and educative video. ..
Thank you, I'm studing my Real Estate Course at the moment and the topic of Soil Conservation came up and the importance of Humic Acid, of which I knew nothing. So I watched this video and I'm speechless at the complexity of our soil and how it was designed to achieve optimum growth for plant life, wow! Love the lobster claw illustration, I grew up in Nova Scotia and my dad was a lobster man and I personally know how well those claws clamp!
Wow.. very nice video.. make me easy to learn about humic acid .. thank you
Five MEOW presentation!!
This is perfect, thank you so much for making this
The CatIons bid was genius...
Great video and easy to understand explanations!! What happens to the fulvic acid after it delivers the the positive ion to the roots..does it go and get more and redeliver to the roots again or breakdown or something else? Thank you!
meow ! loved this information. keep it up.
Thank you so much for that beautiful explanation!
Thank you for the video
Love this video🤘
You guys need more videos on all your products and how to make special compost teas
Thanks Kevo, we are working on a new video right now!
brilliant dear
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nice and great
I absolutely love Down To Earth!
Thank you so much!!!
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Wonderful video! May I ask if there are any literatures that offer the information of the components ratio of the farmland soil mentioned in this video at 00:15? If yes, could you give relevant link or article name? Thanks a lot.
The best thing that this video does is show the absurdity of soil chemistry - a spinning wheel of lobster hands grabbing cats off sand particles from the rain.
Excellent information. Thank you for the video!
The cat ions got me 😂
Very well prepared and explained video. Thank you!
Humic acid goes very well with Boron, Molybdenum and Urea applications and any other alkaline addatives such as kelp.
Fantastic simplification and explanation!
Pretty good
This was an awesome video, very well produced
Thanks sir
Thanks for your sharing, Humic acid had some good effects on the soil of agriculture, as Humic acid promotes the formation of soil aggregate structure, and its essence is the cementation of humic acid to form the aggregate of organic-inorganic complex, which has water stability and force stability; by the way, Humic acid carboxyl group and phenolic hydroxyl group are acidic, with cation exchange performance and complexing ability, can and ammonium ions, alkali metal ions, trace element ions to form soluble, insoluble salt, and different degree of stability of the complex so that the surface tension of the corresponding metal complex is lower than the surface tension of water. The effect of hydrogen bonding greatly improves the solubility of humic acid in the water, and thus improves the water-holding capacity of humic acid in the soil.
Thank you so much....your efforts are really appreciable... complete understanding 👌👌
2:50 Yes!
Well put together basic summary ! You made a rather complex subject much more easily consumable ;) :)
Actually seen a squirrel do that once, was sitting on my front porch about 15 years ago one morning, just relaxing only for a squirrel to fall out of a tree and land on the road.
20-25ft fall to straight cement, first and only time I ever seen one miss a jump.
Wow
What extraction process do you use? Alkali? Potassium Hydroxide? Thanks
I love hummus, Great for dipping vegies in. Delicious snack.
There the good stuff
This is most beautiful educational video i have ever seen
Spraying on leaf or add in root better???🤔
We stock all of these products at hih tech garden supply where i work. Its all real good stuck. The biolive is the best seller
which humic acid is best for the banana plant ?? please suggest me
How to make simple humic acid please guide
Is it benefit to add humic acid to sandy soil ?
Thank you for making this clear and well thought out video explanation.
The cations were WONDERFUL!
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Very cool thanks for sharing it with me!
Thank you so much, Wayne!
Thanks we are from India . mfgrs of humic acid
Hi Thank you for uploading your video. It's very usefull. I'm korean so I want to introduce korean. But it don't have Korean subtitles. So Can I use this video for education? Of course, I will reveal the source.
Yes you can!
Asam Humat sangat bermanfaat sekali bagi kesuburan tanah serta sangat mempengarui kembang tumbuhnya tanaman.
Thanks!.
*Down 2 Earth but Upto the Sky* 👍
I'm going to watch this again. Great video.
So, it seems to me that humic acid is more helpful to sandy soils than clay ones... Is that correct?
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!
Great video, can a person use too much humic acid? If so what would happen?
Where to buy for my yard? I live in South Texas. Thanks
Here is a link to the "Where to Buy" page of our website, just enter your zip code. It looks like there are stores in Houston and Corpus Christi that carry our products. Thanks for your interest!
www.downtoearthfertilizer.com/where-to-buy/
Good little cat ions
can we produce humic acids to be use as soil conditioner on our farmland?
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
There are some nutrients that are negatively charged , in such case how plant will be able to use such nutrients
You forgot to add a link
This is a great video but it would be totally prefect if the cat noises happened just once.
Frequency & voicing of cat noises was purrfect...but, more Cowbell please.
cat-ions, got me good
How to produce humic acid in laboratory????
From that humic acid we mix cation such as magnese irorn copper etcc
And we can use that product as a fertilizer?????
Yes, it can be directly used as organic fertilizer. At the same time, it also can be treated as raw material of fertilizers.
Hummus?! Yeah i like it
3:25 Save the CATions!!
My experience of humic acid being used up on my plant was burning them. So bad that they were stunted. It was pretty bad and I used it as directed actually I used less than what was directed
Magkano isang sack?
my cat thinks this was really dramatic
Whow the cats are sooooo scary
best part: mew mewssss
No I know what Im going to buy
And dont forget the micro mineral contents of Humic acid which enrich mineral contents of our Harvest yield🤤🤤🤤
Poor squirrel
dis channel should takeover education board of earth
I love cats - I love this video - MEOW
People drink this. but is it safe?
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.
I hear humic acid does nothing.
Humic substances don’t exist in soil. Humic substances come from mixing a highly caustic substance with a low grade coal and the byproduct is humic acid, fulvic acid and the non soluble fraction humin. Soils don’t actually contain these molecules by themselves. I challenge you to find me any evidence of humic substances in soil naturally.
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.
I'm sorry for commenting this . Anyone who read my message do not use humid acid. Black Diamond . Is the product I last used it was humic acid and it was the first and last time I've ever used humic acid. NOT forsure if I was using it wrong? Warning do not use humic acid. I'm only trying to save you hundreds of dollars in seed money
O ?...... your a fertiliser company? ..3:55min...i didn't notice the channel name ... now your use of cats is just laughable ... given everything we understand about the problems inputs cause to soils and agriculture generally today (tilling etc) .. how is it that all 65 comments (so far & it being 2020) are of a positive disposition??? ... never mind your ability to provide minerals to plant roots ... i would sieze all your money immediately and your assets and the same goes for all the big chemical input companies and the big agro food farms ... and put it into regenerative agriculture start ups ..its quite surprising how normalised fertilisers are...
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