Soil fertility is the main guarantee of the harvest. From the agrochemical properties of the soil the most important for a rich harvest are: humus content, reaction soil environment pH, reserves of available nitrogen, mobile phosphorus and exchangeable potassium.
The beds vacated at the end of the season continue to demand attention.




So that the soil will thank you, here are some general rules for all types of soil and all gardeners, without exception:

• the soil is depleted: a good harvest cannot be achieved if you plant every year the same culture in the same place
• nutrition: without adding anything to the soil except ash, without feeding anything else, the soil will become depleted, and alkalization will also occur;
• air: loose soil is the best for a rich harvest, organic fertilizers improve the physical properties of the soil, making it loose and fertile;
• pests: if during the season the soil was affected by mole crickets, Colorado potato beetles, wireworms, etc., in the new year the soil will be affected again if nothing is done.

What can we do for the soil now - in the fall.



Soil pests, for example, cannot tolerate mustard. And tobacco, from which nicotine will be released, is generally poison for them.
To make the soil unattractive for them, we use a mixture of tobacco dust, mustard cake and sand.



2 parts tobacco + 1 part cake + 1 part sand.
The mixture must be added under digging or simply sprinkled on top.
However, you can use it in any way you like, as long as these components end up in the soil.

There is practically no better remedy for relieving soil fatigue than humates.

• getting into the soil, they serve as a source of necessary nutrition for soil microbiota
• increase the microbiological activity of the soil

The high activity of humates is explained by the presence

• humic acids
• amino acids
• microelements and organic silicon available to plants.

And even if humate itself does not carry the necessary supply of microelements, it acts as a catalyst for soil transformations.



Potassium humate "Bioresource" Universal is ideal for adding to soil after harvesting and the end of the season.

How to prepare the ground? It's actually very simple:

• after harvesting, remove all tops and weeds
• dig up the required area
• apply fertilizers

Potassium humate "Bioresource" Universal is applied to the soil at the rate of 10 l/ha, consumption per 300-400 l. water.

Life-hack: it’s better to leave the beds high so that in the spring the excess water will drain away and the soil warmed up faster.

Potassium humate "Bioresource" Universal acts as a kind of soil conditioner, which relieves soil fatigue and saturates it with labile organic compounds.
In general, the high activity of humates is explained by the presence of humic acids, amino acids, trace elements and organic silicon available to plants, found in effective concentration in peat humates.
Humic substances stimulate microbiological processes soil health, promote moisture retention in dry areas, increasing the buffer capacity of the soil.



At Chebarсulskaya Ptitsa LLC, humic acids are isolated from lowland peat using patented low-temperature technology extraction, allowing the extraction of humic acids without changing structures. In addition to humic acids, the fertilizer contains: macroelements - nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, sulfur and calcium; trace elements in chelated form - iron, manganese, zinc, copper, cobalt, molybdenum, silicon, and also amino acids - valine, glycine, glutamic acid, lysine, threonine.

Just imagine this whole healthy cocktail - potassium humate "Bioresource" Universal - will be in your garden bed.