Our unique humic production technology

At the moment our specialists, in collaboration with the RAAS for humic substances developed and implemented a method of cavitation - the reaction of acid with alkali takes place in supercritical conditions (cavitation). Application of this technology can significantly reduce the reaction time, completely converted to the drug all nutrients and trace elements from the feedstock. "Cavitation  Extraction" of the drug can be administered in the drug mineral and organic additives necessary for the successful development of one or another type of plant. Upon receipt of humic substances may also be obtained in a single "Cavitation  Extraction" product from sapropel on its own, so as peat by itself, as well as peat and sapropel mixed together with trace elements in different combinations.

All of the world's currently humic fertilizer can be divided into three groups:
1. Fertilizers from coals;
2. Fertilizers peat;
3. Fertilizers sapropel.
Humic and fulvic acids contained in coals, peat and sapropel differ both in molecular weight and chemical composition. These differences are due to both the age of these acids, and conditions of their formation in nature. Accordingly, the difference, and the effect of humate and potassium  fulvates obtained from other humic acids fulvic plants.
Humic preparations derived from coals have lower molecular weight, their composition practically contains no nitrogen, and aromatic rings. The use of such drugs in crop provides a fleeting short-term effect on the increase in productivity, however, has a  little effect on the improvement of the soil. Providing plants such drugs is required more often.
Organic fertilizer AMRITA of a mixture of peat and sapropel has a broad molecular weight distribution, that is, they include the presence of acids with low, medium and high molecular weight. They include more nitrogen, their use allows you to get a comprehensive effect - to increase crop yields and improve the soil. Application of organic fertilizers AMRITA of a mixture of peat and sapropel increases topsoil even when growing monocultures.
Content humic and fulvic acids in the original peat from 40 to 300 grams per kilogram, and in sapropel 15 - 25 grams per kilogram, and the content of humates and fulvates peat preparations significantly higher.
The difference of organic fertilizers AMRITA of a mixture of peat and sapropel is the high content of  humic acid  (75-95 g / l.) and fulvic acid (10-25 g / l).

The working device principle scheme

Compared with existing processes produce potassium humate from peat and potassium hydroxide developed by our company's technology allows you to:
Extraction by cooking allows to take peat only 3.5% of the dry matter, while our new method of "Cavitation  Extraction" allows to obtain 10.5% of the dry matter.
At the same time, concentrated humate has a structure that does not precipitate, easily soluble in water, does not clog the channels hydroponic plants and due to nano-scale nutrient fully absorbed by plant cell.

 "Cavitation  Extraction" of organic fertilizers AMRITA of a mixture of peat and sapropel allows you to enter into the preparation of mineral and organic additives in various combinations and select the combination of a variety of agriculture. The advantage of the technology is the exactly required fertilizer mixture prepared for the specific culture grown in different types of soil, considering specifications of the climatic zone where its farmed.

Selection example micronutrient composition AMRITA  for different crops:

The use of our technology, «Cavitation Extraction» is completely eliminated penetration hormones, helminths and pathogenic organisms, as 10,000 atmospheres of pressure present in the process, leaves the listed groups slightest chance.
 The unique technology of fertilizer AMRITA allows you to extract from peat and sapropel whole complex of biologically active substances created by nature itself: humic, gimatomelanovye and fulvic acids (the basis of the latter is a wide range of low molecular weight organic compounds: amino acids, carbohydrates (glucose, fructose, mannose, sucrose, and others. ), water-soluble carboxylic acids, which are dominated succinic, oxalic, malic, fumaric, gallic, citric, benzoic, salicylic, etc.), vitamins (B1, B2, B12, PP et al.), macro- and microelements in the form of bioavailable organic compounds.
These fertilizers have a high concentration of organic contents and are absolutely harmless to the microspheres, for plants and for humans.