Rice Field - Binh Thuan, Phan Thiet In Vietnam Aug 202117 August 2021 August 2021
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MicrobeBio products effectively outperform many of the other fertilizer leading brands in this industry. How? At MicrobeBio, we have an exceptionally unique line of products that function synergistically to completely restore the soil, protect crops from disease and pests, and greatly increase yield. Our propriety multi-valued product system work in symphony with each other to [...]
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Signs of Disease on Your Crops? This Could Be Why Recently, Horticulturists, farmers and many green thumbs alike have taken an exceedingly high interest in our agricultural approaches and methods that are operated in our society today. Many new studies are finding that the inorganic and chemical fertilizers commonly used are having an alarming increase [...]
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Promotes thick growth Stimulates microbial activity Improved root depth and density Enhances water holding capacity Increased nutrient efficiency
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Reference: https://www.engadget.com/2018-04-17-Scientists-accidental-mutant-enzyme-eats-removes-plastic.html There are research teams around the world dedicated to finding a remedy for the growing plastic pollution crisis, but now it seems that one group of scientists have found a feasible answer -- and they stumbled upon it by accident. Researchers studying a newly-discovered bacterium found that with a few tweaks, the bug [...]
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INTRODUCTION: MicrobeBio® was established on the conviction that all life and human manageability is personally associated with the soundness of dirt. For many years, the orders of Regenerative Farming, Sustainable Agriculture, and Carbon Farming has been the cornerstone of our work and convictions. Our company's enthusiasm amid that time has been aimed towards the improvement [...]
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FAQ – MICROORGANISMS’ CHARACTERISTICS In what ways do microbes help plants? In fact, microbes play an integral role in plant nutrition and health as well as soil health. The bacteria will be in an endospore form and will become actively viable and growing once the soil temperatures reach and maintain a soil temperature of 60F […]
