Biological Fertilizers

Farmland conversion from the chemical to the biological approach

We offer quick transition of the agricultural land from the chemical management to the biological approach.

Each and every plant is fully dependent on the microbiological life in the soil.

With the first application of the chemical fertilizers, pesticides or insecticides is the microbiology of the soil destroyed to the extent, that plants without chemical inputs are not able to survive in such a soil.

Microbiology in the soil provides plants with the macronutrients and micronutrients; water; it protects plants from diseases and pests and protects soil from the erosion.

Every plant needs a different set of micro-organisms to flourish, the complete diversity of thousands different species of the microbes.

The management practices are 100 percent ecological.

However, the system is not sustainable, but productive which is 100% better than the so called sustainable offers due to the fact that the expenses are lower and the harvests are much greater which automatically means a much better profit rate. (the word sustainable has and is being used as a principle quality of development , however the reality is that production and productivity are the target and result of positive development and not the so called sustainable development logo created in 2015 by an international organisation that has only contributed words since it’s inception in 1945)

Therefore the richer microbiological life in the soil, the greater harvest.

In last months chemical agricultural products, ( for example ) fertilizers, increased in the price significantly.

The rise of the prices of the chemical agricultural products can lead to insolvency of many of the farmers, because soil under chemical management is fully dependent on these products.
Biological approach creates 100 percent independence from the chemical agricultural products.

Conversion of the soil has to be managed by the professional consultant which we have as part of our team.

The price / cost of the conversion to the biological approach will be estimated in dependence on the area /location of the farmer and his or her farmland.