Scientists conclude humic substances mitigate water stress and promote growth of vegetables

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Written By Dru Martin

At BioAg we often describe this beneficial effect as a secondary mechanism. Humic substances are known to increase overall root growth, nutrient availability and work beneficially with microbial and fungal activity. It makes sense then that healthier plants would handle stress better.

A recent study by Texas A&M AgriLife Research scientists at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in Uvalde shows applying a soil amendment containing humic substances can positively affect vegetable growth and soil properties under different environments.

Dru Martin

CHIEF CREATIVE OFFICER / Dru founded of a consumer Brand Strategy design firm that creates new consumer packaged goods brands. As a creative director and designer he provided brand strategy, logo design, package design, custom web + mobile apps, videography, photography + social campaign content. He’s a specialist in AI image creation with leadership in prompt engineering.

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