Soil Health expertise

The chemical analysis of your soil doesn't necessarily determine how available these nutrients are to the plants. Beneficial microorganisms (good bacteria or fungi) help plants extract the nutrients, even from non-available forms (e.g. oxides). They form a mutually beneficial relationship with the plant.

As an example, tropical soils are quite poor in nutrients (their NPK analysis wouldn't show great results). However, the rich amount of microorganisms allows growth of such enormous plants (as well as humidity and temperature, of course).

Our products have many co-operating microorganisms. The use of fungicides disturbs the microbiota of plants, and just like a human needs to restore digestive health after taking antibiotics, plants need to restore their microbial balance.

Our products make nutrients available much quicker than they would be naturally. We help with recovery after fungicidal treatment, and with transition from regular to organic farming. The products also act to replace fungicides, protecting plants and crops in a different way with a live defence system: our 'good' fungi protect the plant from 'bad' fungi.