HUMANAT FMN - organomineral nitrogen fertilizer
Fertilizer represents ground dried peat, particles of which act as matrix carrier for crystals of humic and nitrogen-containing salts.
The use of humatized peat as a matrix makes it possible to fully realize its ability to absorb liquid fertilizers with the subsequent gradual release of nitrogen and humic substances to the roots of plants, preventing salts from descending into groundwater.
Organic substances of peat consist of humic and fulvic acids, bitumens, cellulose, lignin, and the mineral part of peat consists of silicon, calcium, iron, aluminum and trace elements. The organic matter of peat and the humic acids included in it largely determine the fertility of soils, being sources of physiologically active substances that increase the vital processes of living organisms.
However, these properties are manifested only after the corresponding processes of decomposition of organic peat and the transition of its bonds to a state accessible for the formation of plants.
The presence of the latter humates and nitrogen compounds in fertilizer significantly increases the rate of peat decomposition, up to the period of one plant vegetation, ensuring the availability of the substances contained in them for plants. In nature, this process is slow, so the use of peat in its pure form is effective only at very high doses of its effect on the soil, which is economically unprofitable.
Thus, we solved the problem of activating peat, converting useful organics and minerals into a form easily accessible to plants into a reasonable one.

• The nitrogen content was 20% by weight
• Humic substances - up to 35% by weight
• Humanat FMN significantly increases the rate of peat decomposition