Humic/Fulvic Acid, Root Rot, Fusarium, fertilizer meeting Kindersley/Humboldt

[farmaholic]

A three hour drive from here in the slum of the Ghetto and too much other shit to do at the moment. Would have been interesting. An open mind but a closed wallet at the moment.

[dykercaseih]

Thanks to all that come from this forum.. Crowd generally stayed to end of meetings so usually a good sign! haha
BP's in Bolt really went above and beyond with the meal... Wow that was impressive the service they showed!

[Braveheart]

Dyker, does one of your fertilizer products have a molecular structure similar to Headline? I'd heard somewhere of a fertilizer product that would act like a fungicide.

[dykercaseih]

Yes it does..
Jae and Lee explained this product and did the molecular break down on slides.. Its basically headline with the chemistry with added nitrogen and chloride...
Your actually getting more bang for your buck and much cheaper as well.

[dykercaseih]

With an application of humic, earth smarts defender product, and kuglers 178c product all three are fighting disease tools and basically just a few dollars more then one application of a fungicide like priaxor.
Very exciting times ahead to beat this disease cycle...

[tweety]

dyker, can you post a citation of peer reviewed research into performance of these products along with the stats data used?

[dykercaseih]

Sure,

In regards to citation watch Harley Smith tutorials online. He has great webinar videos into his research of
Humic and Fulvic, L amino Acids, Kelp, molasses, biologicals....

You will find in the Netherlands when they banned the use of fungicides the research that they gathered found that with these products stacked together they were able to uptake the level of calcium into the plants. This aided in superior protection of disease and stopped the issue before it ever started..

You will find all these ingredients in these products.
Further if you break down Humic you get lots of trace elements in the product. For canola growers especially with the application of 40 pounds of humic you are getting 3.2 pounds of Boron...
If there is going to be 22 million acres of canola this year bang for your buck your getting great value with the humic for the boron component alone.

[tweety]

Murray Hartman has done a meta analysis of boron and its affect on canola, and it shows none, save for a very tiny amount of acreage with extreme boron - and pretty much everything else - deficiency.

I want to see Canadian trials, with stats, n values, p values, and derivation methods. Not a stupid YouTube video.

[Klause]

Murray Hartman has done a meta analysis of boron and its affect on canola, and it shows none, save for a very tiny amount of acreage with extreme boron - and pretty much everything else - deficiency.

I want to see Canadian trials, with stats, n values, p values, and derivation methods. Not a stupid YouTube video.

Or instead of being a troll you could Google Humic acid effects on agriculture on Google scholar and find a bunch of studies.


It works. I've posted proof it works. But if you don't want to believe it that's OK too.

[BreadWinner]

Im with tweety, whats wrong with proving the science behind a product. If the product works it would be pretty easy to do a plot at ag in motion.