Step into the surreal world of Rust and Humus, a speculative ecosystem where decay fuels life, and organic-mechanical hybrids ...

Humus originally meant "soil" in Latin, but its meaning has evolved over the years to refer to a specific component: the ...

Humus, however, is a key factor for soil functionality, which is why this development poses a threat to agricultural production -- and, moreover, in a worldwide context.

Humus consists of long-chain molecules that stabilize sandy soil and can hold up to 90 percent of their weight in water, which is a good argument for humus enriched soil in areas like ours where ...

Humus increases the soil's CEC allowing it to retain fertilizer for plants to use later. Leaves can transform poor soil as they decompose into humus.

“Humus compost requires (incorporating) 10% to 15% clay, by volume, which is a binding agent, so to speak, for the nutrients that are in the manure, so we don’t lose them.

The humus and lime and cottonseed meal were added in the fall. I have fertilized well this spring, in some cases a couple of times, with 5-10-10, except on azaleas and camellias.

Significant humus loss in mountain forest soil across short time span One of the two studies looked at all major forest and soil types across the entire 1,700 square mile area of the Bavarian Alps ...

How to Make Humus. I am writing down this recipe because Verna has been bragging about my humus to her friend Teri. My humus is different every time I make it, but Verna must have tasted one of the ...

Humus is the Latin word for earth (a rich and nutrient-filled soil) and is also the root word for human.Humility is derived from the same word, humilitas, one who is grounded or near to the earth ...