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[World Obesity Day] “Weight loss”—Humic acid from the Agricultural University delivers remarkable results!


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2019-05-11

Last night’s thunderstorm officially ushered Taian into summer, and more people were seen wearing short sleeves. As the weather grows increasingly hot, short-sleeved shirts, shorts, and skirts are already making their debut. Do you still remember the wise advice: “If you don’t lose weight in March, you’ll only regret it in May”? Today, May 11, is World Obesity Day. Of course, being thinner isn’t necessarily better. However, diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular conditions—often triggered by being overweight or obese—are on the rise year after year and are affecting younger populations, raising serious health concerns that demand our utmost attention. This holds true not only for individuals but also for our land and crops. Improper fertilization,

Last night’s thunderstorm officially ushered Taian into summer, and more people were seen wearing short sleeves.

The weather is getting hotter, and soon sleeveless tops, shorts, and skirts will be everywhere. Do you still remember the wise advice: “If you don’t lose weight in March, you’ll regret it in May”?

Today, May 11, is World Obesity Day. Of course, being thinner isn’t necessarily better. However, the incidence of diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular conditions—conditions linked to being overweight or obese—is rising year after year and increasingly affecting younger populations, raising serious health concerns that demand our utmost attention.

The same holds true for our land and crops. Unreasonable fertilization—prioritizing quantity over quality, inorganic over organic inputs, focusing on nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium while neglecting other nutrients, and disregarding the soil’s capacity to transform these inputs—leaves the soil with an “insatiable appetite”: it takes in large amounts but fails to absorb them, resulting in soils that are acidic, saline, polluted, nutrient‑poor, contaminated, compacted, and “hungry.” When the soil is unhealthy, crop yields inevitably decline, and product quality suffers.

Every crop begins and ends with its roots; a robust, well‑developed root system is the foundation for healthy growth and high yields. Healthy, fertile soil provides the ideal environment and nurturing bed for strong root development. Humic acid, as the core component of soil organic matter, acts like a caring mother, safeguarding the soil. To this end, Nongda Fertilizer has integrated four proprietary core technologies—humic acid activation, controlled‑release fertilizer coating, biocontrol using beneficial microorganisms, and soil conditioning—and combined them into a comprehensive portfolio that includes humic acid compound fertilizers, humic acid controlled‑release fertilizers, humic acid organic fertilizers, humic acid micronutrient fertilizers, and humic acid soil conditioners. Covering the entire life cycle of crops—from soil and roots to stems, leaves, flowers, and fruits—this approach delivers tiered “Humic Acid Plus” fertilizer packages and solutions designed to boost yield while enhancing quality.

Through rigorous testing and validation by the national agricultural technology extension system, the national and provincial‑city industry networks, and extensive field trials conducted by farmers, Nongda’s “Humic Acid+” innovative fertilizer reduces input by 15% while still boosting yields by more than 10%. For field crops, it increases profitability by over RMB 200 per mu; for cash crops, the gain exceeds RMB 600 per mu. This approach truly enables a broader base of farmers to realize greater economic returns, while also putting into practice the national strategies of “two reductions and one increase,” “ensuring food security through technology,” and “ensuring food security through land management.”

Today, we wish those of you seeking to lose weight success in your weight‑loss journey through diet and exercise, and good health. For soil improvement and increased crop yields, please choose Nongda’s “Humic Acid+” line of innovative tiered fertilizer packages and yield‑boosting, quality‑enhancing solutions.



 

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