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CUT FERTILIZER COST AT LEAST 50% IN THE FIRST YEAR UP TO 100% THE SECOND YEAR
In order to make the most of the growing season, farmers and gardeners are turning to a natural soil inoculant, to boost their success. Those who have used SumaGroulx have had yield increases of at least 20% simply by using it along with their traditional fertilizer program. Other growers, however, have decided to take it a step further and eliminate chemical fertilizers altogether.
SumaGroulx is a sustainable, organic all natural, environmentally friendly, non-GMO non-pathogenic microbial “cocktail” in a base of liquid humates, SumaGroulx has had excellent results on a variety of crops, in multiple soil types, improving yield and nutrient value while reducing and/or eliminating fertilizer. SumaGroulx makes the soil healthier, so it works in all environments. This allows crops to reach their full genetic potential, increasing crop yields, decreasing inputs and bio remediating soil.
ADVANTAGES and BENEFITS INCLUDE:
- Yield Increase: Includes vegetable crops, row crops (corn, soybeans, rice, cotton, etc.), forages, hay crops, and biofuel crops (Switchgrass, Cane).
- Convert bound soil phosphorus into available phosphorous.
- Fertilizer Reduction or elimination in tested crops.
- Improved Plant Nutrient Levels – Brix, Chlorophyll, Plant Proteins and Minerals.
- Better Stress Tolerance – Drought, Transplant, Wind, Ect.
- Better Water Holding Capacity.
- Reducees Fertilizer Runoff and reduces soil erosion.
- Builds Soil Organic Matter.
- Increase Carbon Sequestration.
What Builds organic material?
Microbes, not plant material, are the key to building organic matter. Studies indicate soil organic matter accumulates from inputs of dead microbial cells and microbial by products formed when microbes eat plant roots and residues, rather than from plants themselves, as previously thought. Soil organic matter includes all living soil organisms together with the remains of dead organisms in their various degrees of decomposition. Dead matter constitutes about 85% of all organic matter in soils. Living roots make up about another 10%, and microbes make up the remainder. A decline in organic matter is caused by the reduced presence of decaying organisms. It was also found that the amount of organic matter formed depended heavily on the characteristics and physiology of the microbial community. These results suggest building organic matter is all about managing microbial communities. Cover crop and tillage practices can impact soil microbes but don’t directly have a role in soil matter like previously thought.
SumaGroulx can be used in 4 ways:
- At planting time
- As a foliar feed
- As a means of breaking down residual material after harvest
- Fall application strengthens the root system on alfalfa, winter wheat, and grasses to avoid winter kill
“60 units of Nitrogen, 2 quarts of SumagGroulx A on dry land ground produced 3 ½ tons of oats! Its...