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Overview of Humic Acid Water Soluble Fertilizers Market: “Humic acid is an organic molecule having major role in soil fertility and plant nutrition. It is rich in carbon, phenolic, carboxylic, carbohydrates, and enolic groups. Humic acid water-soluble fertilizers consist of humic acid and macronutrients. They improve the structure & water storage capacity of soils and boost the drought & disease resistance quality of plants. In addition, they enhance the yield of crops, increase production of vegetables & fruits, facilitate growth of superior & deep rooted turf, improve fertilizer uptake of plant, and support ecological balance..”

It is then burnt in the Kiln at 1000 degrees c for 15-20 hours the product produced from this process is called quicklime with a calcium content of 68%.

1. Introduction1.1 Market Definition1.2 Key Findings of the Study2. Research Scope and Methodology2.1 Study Deliverables2.2 Market Segmentation2.3 Study Assumptions2.4 Research Methodology2.5 Research Phases3. Market Overview4. Market Dynamics4.1 Drivers4.1.1 Increase in Demand for High-Efficiency Fertilizers4.1.2 Easy Usage and Application Procedures4.1.3 Adoption of Sustainable Agriculture Practices4.1.4 Increasing Global Capacity Leading to Stable Prices4.1.5 Need to Enhance Production Yield4.2 Restraint4.2.1 Supply Restrictions and Poor Logistics4.2.2 Concerns Regarding Health and Environmental Safety4.2.3 High Costs of Handling4.2.4 Stringent Government Policies and Pricing Volatility4.3 Porter’s Five Forces Analysis4.3.1 Bargaining Power of Supplier4.3.2 Bargaining Power of Buyers4.3.3 Threat of New Entrants4.3.4 Threat of Substitute Products and Services4.3.5 Degree of Competition5. Market Segmentation5.1 By Nutrient Type5.1.1 Nitrogen5.1.2 Potassium5.1.3 Phosphate5.1.4 Micronutrients5.2 By Ingredient Type5.2.1 Synthetic5.2.2 Organic5.3 By Mode of Application5.3.1 Foliar Application5.3.2 Aerial Applications5.3.3 Starter Solutions5.3.4 Fertigation5.3.5 Injection into Soil5.4 By Application5.4.1 Field Crops5.4.2 Plantation Crops5.4.3 Orchards and Vineyards5.4.4 Turf And Ornaments5.4.5 Others5.5 By Application Type5.5.1 Crop Based5.5.1.1 Grains & Cereals5.5.1.2 Oil Seeds5.5.1.3 Fruits and Vegetables5.5.2 Non Crop Based5.5.2.1 Turf and Ornamental Grass5.5.2.2 Others5.6 By Geography5.6.1 North America5.6.1.1 United States5.6.1.2 Canada5.6.1.3 Mexico5.6.1.4 Others5.6.2 Europe5.6.2.1 Germany5.6.2.2 United Kingdom5.6.2.3 France5.6.2.4 Spain5.6.2.5 Italy5.6.2.6 Others5.6.3 Asia-Pacific5.6.3.1 China5.6.3.2 Japan5.6.3.3 India5.6.3.4 Australia5.6.3.5 Others5.6.4 South America5.6.4.1 Brazil5.6.4.2 Argentina5.6.4.3 Other5.6.5 Africa5.6.5.1 Egypt5.6.5.2 South Africa5.6.5.3 Others6. Competetive Landscape6.1 Most Adopted Strategies6.2 Most Active Companies6.3 Market Share Analysis7. Company Profiles7.1 Nutrien7.2 Yara International7.3 ICL Fertilizer7.4 Rural Liquid Fertilisers (RLF7.5 K+S Aktiengesellschaft7.6 Haifa Chemicals Ltd.7.7 Compo Expert GmbH7.8 Kugler Company7.9 AgroLiquid7.10 Plant Food Company Incorporated7.11 Nutri-Tech Solutions7.12 Tessenderlo Group7.13 Nutra Flow7.14 Agrotiger7.15 FoxFar Soil & Fertilizer Company8. Future Outlook of the Market9. Appendix

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For the Manning Wastewater Treatment Plant Project, the United States Department of Agriculture — Rural Development is the funding agency, Turner Murphy Co. Inc. is the general contractor and Hybrid Engineering, Inc. is the consulting engineer of record.

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Uwitije said he has sold 40 containers of urine in the last two months since the plant started in Huye district, thus taking home Rwf20,000 every month.

Joseph Pacini, CEO and Partner of XIO Group added: "COMPO EXPERT has realized a tremendous development over the past years and has become a truly international specialized fertilizer company with leading market positions in Europe, Latin and South America and a growing presence in Asia. It is a blueprint for XIO Group’s strength in investing and successfully growing market-leading and high-performing businesses worldwide."

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This is echoed by Chris Fraser, Managing Director and CEO of Sirius. He notes that the innovative low impact design came about through initial discussions and planning meetings about the mine, which originally was going to involve turning the polyhalite into sulphate of potash (SOP) through a large-scale thermal process that would use a large amount of energy and water. This, he explains, would leave a rather significant carbon footprint. “The process, while technically feasible, caused us great concern because of the amount of gas it was going to consume and the amount of carbon it was going to produce.”