Soil Biology

Soil biology consists of tens of thousands of different species, ranging from bacteria to worms. These are the most crucial components of a healthy soil.

Modern farming practices have led to a significant and ongoing decline in soil biology. This has led to lower disease and insect resistance in plants with lower nutritional value. As a result, farmers are caught in a cycle where more pesticides and fertiliser is needed to get the same yield, resulting in a steadily decreasing net income.

Fortunately, over the past 30+ years, researchers and growers have demonstrated that it is possible to revitalise soil biology and regain these vital benefits. Revitalising the soil biology restores soil structure, gives the plants resistance to disease and insects and increases nutritional value. This starts a positive feedback loop that pays off from the first application.

Based on that research, we have developed BioBooster. It’s a quick and easy method that requires very basic equipment, and can be made in less than a week when needed. It works both at home or on the farm, and is a simple way to get started restoring your soil.

Articles

The Roles of Soil Biology

Carbon and Minerals in air, soils and plants

Looking After Your Soil Biology

Step 4 – Applying the BioBooster to Large Areas

Step 3 – Growing The BioBooster for Large Areas

Step 2 – Growing a Starter for Large Areas

Step 4 – Applying the BioBooster to Gardens and Acreage

Step 3 – Grow Your Own BioBooster for Gardens and Acreage

Step 2 – Growing the Starter for Gardens and Acreage

Introduction to growing your own Soil BioBooster