Soil biology is often overlooked when discussing plant health, even though it plays a crucial role in the growing process. It refers to the diverse community of microorganisms in the soil, including viruses, bacteria, protozoa, fungi, and other organisms, with tens of thousands of known species. These microorganisms are the most essential part of a healthy soil.
Modern farming practices have led to a significant decline in soil biology, contributing to lower disease resistance, and diminished nutritional value in produce. However, over the past 30+ years, research has demonstrated that it is possible to rebuild soil biology and restore these vital benefits. Many of these methods are complex and not well known. In response, we have developed easy methods to boost the biology.
Our methods don’t require advanced knowledge of soil biology, large investments, or long periods of time to restore the soil and become profitable. The benefits can be seen from the very first application. Whether you’re working at home or on a larger scale, the process is highly effective and only requires simple equipment.
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