Sapropel Organics USA

Sapropel Organics USA

Biotechnology

Cottonwood, AZ 206 followers

Humuson - Discover Fertility!

About us

Distributor of Humuson products, made from Sapropel - a unique and highly stable raw material created by nature. It comes from a freshwater lake sediment formed over 10,000 years in Lithuania, consisting of various nutrients, including humic and fulvic acids. These products are created by biomimetic principles and act faster, more efficiently and more effectively than artificial fertilizers. Our products recreate the natural processes in the soil, reducing the amount of chemical fertilizers needed, increasing plant efficiency and improving harvest quality and quantity. Tested and tried in Europe, Middle East and Africa and now, the United States. Proven track record increasing yields and quality of your crops. Certified Organic by Ecocert, OMRI and CDFA applications pending. Organic fertilizer at conventional pricing! Reach out for your trial.

Website
http://humuson.us
Industry
Biotechnology
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Cottonwood, AZ
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2023
Specialties
Fertilizers, Soil Amendments, Organic Fertilizers, and Soil Improvement

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  • Potatoe is such a versatile crop. It's hard to imagine a diet without potatoes. #humusoncomplex products work especially well on potatoes increasing the size and quantity of the fruits.

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    🌳 Food Forest & Landscape Designer 🚜 Award-winning filmmaker & Author 👉 Commensalist & Eat More Trees & Food Forest Institute 🌏 40u40

    👵🏻 My granny was a single mom She had to be smart to raise her son My dad told me stories of how they wouldn't cook the entire lot of potatoes but always planted some (mostly the small ones) in the garden. Even when you peel potatoes, new potatoes can grow from the peels. The result: she always had potatoes in her garden. 👉🏼 Planting potatoes is like printing money Put one in the ground, harvest a handful a little later #regenerative #landscapedesign #landscapearchitecture #agroecology #regenerativefarming #agroforestry #farming #tuin #permaculture #voedselbos #nature #climate #health #gutmicrobiome #guthealth

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  • This is a great illustration of the plant hormone function. #humuson products contain phytohormones.

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    Soil Health Scientist & Art Illustrator | Business Advisor | Content Strategist & Design Mastermind | Sustainability Storyteller | Biotechnologist

    🌱 How Plant Hormones Drive Growth and Life Cycle 🌟 Have you ever wondered how plants orchestrate their incredible journey from tiny seeds to towering trees, blooming flowers, and ripened fruits? This simple yet powerful chart sheds light on the key players – plant hormones – and their roles in each stage of the plant lifecycle! ✅ Gibberellin: Spearheading germination, growth, flowering, and fruit development. ✅ Auxin: Leading the charge in growth and fruit development. ✅ Cytokinins: Champions of maturity and development. ✅ Ethylene: Master of fruit ripening and abscission. ✅ Abscisic Acid: The guardian of seed dormancy. Understanding plant hormones isn't just for botanists – it's a lesson in how nature teaches balance, growth, and resilience. 🌿 💡 Takeaway: Whether you're in agriculture, research, or just a nature enthusiast, learning from plant processes can inspire innovation and efficiency in any field! 💬 Your Turn: Which of these plant processes fascinates you the most? Let’s discuss in the comments! 📌 Follow Jagdish Patel for more insights into the natural world and how it mirrors our daily lives. #Growth #PlantLife #ScienceSimplified #InspirationFromNature

    • Plant Hormones
  • How nutrient interactions affect plant growth.

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    Soil Health Scientist & Art Illustrator | Business Advisor | Content Strategist & Design Mastermind | Sustainability Storyteller | Biotechnologist

    🌱 Are your plants getting the right nutrients, or are they fighting over them? 🧪 Nutrient management isn’t just about adding more fertilizers. It’s about understanding who works together and who cancels each other out. This diagram tells the hidden story of: ⚠️ Antagonism: Too much of one nutrient decreases the availability of another. 💡 Stimulation: High levels of a nutrient increase the plant's need for others. 🔍 Think about it: Is your Calcium (Ca) blocking Potassium (K)? Is Magnesium (Mg) playing nice with Zinc (Zn) or causing chaos? Are hidden nutrient wars limiting your yield potential? 🌾 Whether you’re an agronomist, farmer, or gardener, understanding these relationships can: ✅ Boost plant health ✅ Maximize crop yields ✅ Save resources and costs 👀 So, are you feeding your crops right? 💬 Drop your strategies, questions, or tips below! Let’s grow together by managing nutrients smarter, not harder. 🌿 #Agronomy #SoilHealth #NutrientManagement #CropCare #PrecisionFarming #SustainableAgriculture #FertilizerEfficiency #PlantNutrition #FarmingSolutions #GrowBetter #AgriculturalInnovation

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  • We are glad to be able to support organic farming with humuson products that made my nature and enhanced by human technology.

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    95 followers

    Organic farming is proving its worth, even on a large scale. According to a recent publication by The New Lede, In Iowa, Clear Creek Acres is breaking conventions with 50,000 acres of chemical-free crops, generating $40 million annually. Their success highlights the rising demand for organic produce, which reached $63.8 billion in U.S. sales in 2023—a 50% increase since 2015. This growth isn’t just about profits; it’s about sustainability. By using organic practices, farmers are reducing environmental impacts, improving soil health, and protecting water quality. 🌱 The future of farming is organic. Are you ready to be part of it? Get in touch with PakWin Solutions and explore the possibilities. Read the full publication at: https://lnkd.in/dXEjK3Vt #OrganicFarming #Sustainability #FutureOfFarming #AgricultureInnovation #PakWin #PakWinSolutions #Farm #Organic 

  • "Feed the Soil, Feed the World" Our mission at Sapropel Organics USA is to contribute to soil fertility because healthy nutritious harvest starts with healthy soil.

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    Soil Health Scientist & Art Illustrator | Business Advisor | Content Strategist & Design Mastermind | Sustainability Storyteller | Biotechnologist

    🌱 Depleted Soil vs Biodiverse Soil This infographic clearly shows the difference between healthy, biodiverse soil versus depleted soil and how the soil health affects plants. A bustling community of microbes, nutrients, and organic matter is critical to proper crop growth and harvest. On the other hand, depleted soils are devoid of these essential nutrients, resulting in stunted growth and diminished productivity. Long-term Benefits of investing on Soil Health ➡️ Profitability: Healthy soil increases plant growth, yields, and crop quality.💰 ➡️ Nutrient cycling and water retention in healthy soils save synthetic fertilizers and irrigation costs.💧 ➡️ Biodiversity makes soils more resistant to drought, pests, and diseases, reducing vulnerability to climate change and other environmental stressors. 💪 ➡️ Healthy soil sequesters more carbon, improves water quality, and boosts biodiversity.🌎 💡 FEED THE SOIL, FEED THE WORLD !! #soilhealth #regenerativeagriculture #sustainablefarming #agribusiness #foodsecurity

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  • So satisfying to watch. Blueberries, anyone?

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    🌳 Food Forest & Landscape Designer 🚜 Award-winning filmmaker & Author 👉 Commensalist & Eat More Trees & Food Forest Institute 🌏 40u40

    🫐 Long live low-tech! 👉🏽 Simple tools make the world go round Today, most of the food worldwide is still grown with simple hand tools. In a lot of contexts, it's the only logical thing to do, even more cost-efficient than using machinery It gives farmers a lot of strength and resilience, and they do not have to rely on expensive tools. In some contexts, using hand tools would be too expensive and inefficient, and using machinery is more logical. Both can exist hand in hand. This video is made by Josh Pond Maine, a berry beautiful farm! #regenerative #landscapedesign #landscapearchitecture #agroecology #regenerativefarming #agroforestry #farming #tuin #permaculture #voedselbos #nature #climate #health #gutmicrobiome #guthealth

  • Yet another example of regenerative farming benefits.

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    Regenerative Citrus Grower / Researcher

    When I sent my fruit for analysis, four flavonoids were completely missing from the conventional "grocery store" citrus comparison. The rest were 2, 5, 11X higher in my regenerative organically grown citrus. Hesperidin (blood flow, brain function) was 39X higher in the fruit regeneratively grown with a full soil microbiome to support tree health. "Why pay a doctor when we could just pay a farmer?" squeezecitrus.com

  • “We are now seeing up to 95 percent of NOP (National Organic Program) import certificates that are coming in are valid, which means that we really closed the gap on products coming into the United States without an import certificate,” Tucker said. “We really closed the door on illegitimate shipments.” Jennifer Tucker, the deputy admin for the USDA's NOP. As a consumer, this is great reassurance that if we chose to buy organic, we will get organic. As a business going through the process of organic input certification with multiple agencies, the length and cost of going through these processes are significant. There is also still the skepticism that organic is not safer, better or healthier. What are your thoughts?

    USDA comes out swinging on organic enforcement

    USDA comes out swinging on organic enforcement

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  • Organic and regenerative farming is the future and it shows as the consumer demand increases.

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    According to a recent report from the USDA U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS), the organic agriculture sector in the Northeast states is experiencing robust growth. The 2022 Census of Agriculture revealed a significant 32% increase in organic sales from 2017 to 2022, underscoring the region’s pivotal role in advancing sustainable farming practices. The surge in organic agriculture is driven by the expansion of organic farms and strong state-level support, particularly in the Northeast. Innovations in farm management and increased consumer demand for organic products are essential for sustaining this growth and minimizing environmental impacts. Key takeaways from the USDA report: ➡️ Significant Regional Growth: The Northeast’s 11 states collectively sold $1.2 billion in organic products, with New Jersey experiencing a remarkable 193% increase in sales since 2017. ➡️ Leading States in Organic Sales: California remains the leader in organic agriculture, capturing 39% of the total U.S. organic product sales. Pennsylvania and Washington follow, with Pennsylvania achieving $628 million in organic sales. ➡️ Expansion of Organic Farms: New York ranks among the top three states with over 1,000 organic farms, contributing to its $225 million in organic sales and reinforcing the Northeast’s role in the national organic market. ➡️ Upcoming Initiatives: In late 2025, NASS will launch the 2025 Organic Survey, providing more detailed insights into organic farming practices and supporting the continued growth of the sector. Read the full publication at: https://lnkd.in/dZ9RG9jM US Department of Agriculture (USDA) Agricultural Research Service (ARS) #OrganicFarming #SustainableAgriculture #OrganicGrowth #FarmToTable #NortheastFarms #USDA #AgricultureCensus #FarmInnovation #Sustainability #OrganicSales #FutureOfFarming #AgTech #FarmingCommunity #GoOrganic #HealthyLiving

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  • 3 agronomists offer 3 different views for addressing the fertilizer needs in 2025. While their answers are different, the best way to know is of course, to test the soil. #humuson products are universal and are there to reduce the chemical fertilizer use regardless of the crop and type of soil. These products have been tried and tested in every type of soil in 4 different continents.

    Make tough calls for fertilizer program in ’25

    Make tough calls for fertilizer program in ’25

    farmprogress.com

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