Agriculture

Improve Soil Regeneration and Plant Health

Increase natural microbial alliances to create benefits for soil and plants.

Microbes perform many roles in the development of plants and in producing healthy pest free crops. Learning the optimum application schedule for each crop requires knowledge of the growing conditions and soil quality to determine the watering and fertilization needs.

The goal is to integrate the use of the microbe-based product into an existing regiment to improve the plant health and reduce unwanted pests or disease while remaining cost effective. This is easily achieved by monitoring and adjusting the periods and amounts on a test portion of the crop and then using the lessons learned from that crop to set the schedule for the rest of the crop.

In general, most plants, trees and shrubs benefit from a monthly (or more frequent depending on conditions) foliar spray and from mixing the product in with any fertilizer to make the nutrients more bioavailable to the plants.

Spraying the proper dilution of product before harvest maximizes the post harvest fruit quality and storage.

Large Agricultural and Commercial Landscape Usage

The dilutions listed above can be used as a guildeline but should not be considered applicable for all crops. You may want to hire a consultant to develop the optimum application schedule for the exact growing conditions and crops .

Routine applications of the product can shift the equilibrium in ways that can improve soil quality, enhance crop production and protection, conserve natural resources, and ultimately create a more sustainable agriculture and environment. Read more about using the beneficial microbes in out products in a report produced by Dr. Higa and James Parr of the USDA - see http://ecotools.info/doc/em_naturefarming.pdf

For large commercial growers, we supply specially formulated products for commercial and large area uses. Customers can cultivate their own microbes and extend the original product to 22 or more times the volume, making it very cost effective.

Just one gallon of product can be activated and extended into 22 gallons and then mixed with water to apply over 22,000 gallons of diluted mixture to a crop (at approximately 3/4 teaspoon / gallon for a 1:1000 ratio). Wow !! that makes it very cost effective !!

By learning how to activate and extend the product, growers become able to meet their needs with what exists on the farm and can stop buying chemical amendments.