What is Anaerobic Soil?
- Compacted soil
- Most pathogens do best in this type of soils
- Oxygen isn't present where soil meets roots, therefore it hampers nutrient uptake and plant growth
The Benefits of Aerobic Soil
- No hardpan
- Better production, as roots receive the oxygen they need
- Legumes flourish
- More earthworms, which greatly enrich the soil
- Drought reduction - moisture soaks in, then is available when needed
- You can get back into a field sooner after a rain
- Aerobic microbes thrive, reducing the danger of pathogens
- Aerobic microbes break down thatch and crop residue, creating organic matter
- Less input costs
“After treating half my pasture with Soil Balance in the fall, I noticed a few months later the cattle were crossing the belly high grass on the untreated part of the pasture to get to the pond. They then returned to the treated portion to continue grazing on the treated grass (which by then was down to the nubs) without stopping to eat the high untreated grass while passing through it to get back to the treated side.”
Customer Testimonial
How is it Made?
MycorrPlus helps to provide the perfect growing environment for plants, a growing environment that contains all the nutrients the plant needs for optimum productivity and nutrient density.
MycorrPlus is a combination of two products - Soil Balance and GroPal.
- Soil Balance is a combination of numerous ingredients, including humic and fulvic acids. Its job is to help balance nutrients AND energies in the soil.
- GroPal is a sea mineral concentrate. One hundred gallons of Australian ocean water are evaporated down to a 1 gallon concentrate, making it a product packed with trace minerals. GroPal supplies macro and trace minerals that have been proven beneficial to plants.
Guaranteed Analysis, MycorrPlus-A:
0 – 0 – 0.7
Soluble Potash (K2))......................... 0.7%
Magnesium (Mg)................................. 1.9%
Chlorine (Cl) ..................................... 5.8%
Sodium (Na) ....................................... 0.6%
Tomato plants from this year. We had 10 inches of rain fall and
only half the row was treated. These photos were taken 3
weeks later.