Tag: Sea Minerals
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An Introduction to Sea minerals
Seawater contains almost every mineral that exists in the world. In Australia, table salt, (sodium chloride) is extracted from it by letting the sun evaporate much of the water in huge flat bays at the coast. As a result, the concentrations of sodium and potash reach high concentrations and crystallise out first. Most of the…
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Bigger Peanuts, how restoring soil biology led to a marked increase in Jumbo grade nut size
Humic acid and Liquid Sea Minerals were applied to peanuts. At harvest, the fruit weight was increased by 10%. By supplying soil biology foods, the soil structure and nutrient availability improved, thereby allowing larger nuts to be produced. Bio-Booster was not used in this trial. The Trial The trial was conducted near Bundaberg in 2020.…
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Known Functions of Sea Minerals
Information sourced and compiled from: Total Dissolved Ions Atomic Symbol Known Functions Composition Sodium Na Helps draw water into cells in e.g. cane, maize, sorghum, 0.77% Chlorine Cl Operates stomata, needed for photosynthesis 5% Potassium K Regulates water and 60 enzymatic reactions 0.25% Aluminium Al Promotes antioxidants 0.1 mg/l Iron Fe Needed to synthesise chlorophyll…
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Growing Avocados, a demonstration of increasing bin weight with Humic Acid and Sea Minerals
Building Soil Carbon Nature’s way is, amongst other things, about diversity in the soil biology and feeding it with what that needs. They require more elements than what artificial fertilisers provide. One source of the most complete range is the sea where anything that has been washed away finishes up. Sea minerals are being harvested…