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Grow Roots Delivering
Nutrients Improving Photosynthesis
Roots Are Essential For Feeding And Supporting The Chemistry And Biology Of Soil. The More Roots, The More Organic Biomass And The Faster You Grow Topsoil.
Compacted soil, soil with poor drainage, soil with low oxygen levels (anaerobic), high salinity, and sodic soils cannot grow healthy roots. The Soil Secrets Solution is to increase the porosity of soil so that roots and microbes can penetrate further into the soil, increasing how much soil the plant has contact with, therefore also increasing the moisture and mineral uptake zone the plant can benefit from. This equates to better nutrient uptake, better drought tolerance, increased nutrient density in the food we eat, greater yield potential, and improved tolerance to soil-borne diseases.
Soil Secrets Soil Activators including BIO TerraPro, Ag TerraPro, Liquid TerraPro, and Earth Ambrosia (EA), are our flagship humic-based products that support improving soil structure, soil porosity, and the environment of the soil that benefits roots and microbiology. Learn more about these products here.
Soil Secrets Products that Help Roots Grow
Bio TerraPro
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AG TerraPro
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Liquid TerraPro
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Earth Ambrosia
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Baja Ranch Grape using our TerraPro Ag
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Bio-Fertilizers Delivering Nutrients
Improving Nutrient Availability
Microbes Rule
Nature developed the technology for geology to turn into nutrients for plants and animals, and where rocks turn into soil.
Regenerative Agriculture is the future of farming, where producers embrace the concept of biomimicry, using the inspiration of Nature as the guide for improving crop production, decreasing chemical fertilizer purchases, and getting on the journey for better soil health.
Microbes are an essential part of a healthy and productive soil and are part of the nutrient uptake process for plants. Specific bacteria (beyond compost tea) known as the Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPR) are part of a plant’s process of utilizing the minerals of soil as a nutrient. These microbes make the chemistry needed to solution the minerals of soil and rocks and deliver those minerals to the plant’s vascular system. This is called the Rhizophagy Cycle and Soil Secrets owns the intellectual information for producing a huge diversity of microbiology that can be added to your soil, improving the availability of essential minerals. In addition to bacteria and archaea microbes, Mycorrhizal fungi also play a vital function in nutrient and water uptake for most plants. Mycorrhizal fungi explore the soil beyond the reach of the host plant they are connected to, where minerals and water are absorbed into the fungi roots called hyphae and delivered back to the host plant.
Microbes are an essential part of a healthy and productive soil and are part of the nutrient uptake process for plants. Specific bacteria (beyond compost tea) known as the Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPR) are part of a plant’s process of utilizing the minerals of soil as a nutrient. These microbes make the chemistry needed to solution the minerals of soil and rocks and deliver those minerals to the plant’s vascular system. This is called the Rhizophagy Cycle and Soil Secrets owns the intellectual information for producing a huge diversity of microbiology that can be added to your soil, improving the availability of essential minerals. In addition to bacteria and archaea microbes, Mycorrhizal fungi also play a vital function in nutrient and water uptake for most plants. Mycorrhizal fungi explore the soil beyond the reach of the host plant they are connected to, where minerals and water are absorbed into the fungi roots called hyphae and delivered back to the host plant.
Protective effects of beneficial endophytic fungi have been described for many host-pest interactions. These effects go beyond developing healthier host plants via improved nutrition, by strengthening plant immunity through defense priming (Jung et al. 2012). Understanding how beneficial fungi affect secondary metabolism and defense priming is of substantial agricultural interest. This is one more area in which mycorrhizal fungi and endophytic fungi are likely to make important contributions for biocontrol and integrated management of pests and diseases.
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Soil Secrets Products that Help Sequester and Deliver Nutrients
Soil Crop Probiotic
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EndoMaxima 3200
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EndoMaxima 6400
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MycoMaxima
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White Lightning
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Improving Photosynthesis
Without Healthy Plants, Growing Healthy Roots, You Cannot Have Healthy Soils
In agriculture and urban horticulture, our mistake is viewing plants as something needing fertilizer, pulling nutrients from the soil. However, without plant roots, we cannot grow topsoil, or beneficial microbes, or the chemicals such as humics that are essential for healthy and productive soil.
Photosynthesis is all about the conversion of energy from the sun being collected by the plant, along with Carbon Dioxide, and turning it into the high-energy molecules of life called proteins, Fats, and Carbohydrates. These are the building blocks of energy needed by our plants and the Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria associated with the plant roots. However since agriculture and urban horticulture are ecosystems that we are constantly harvesting from, we must fortify something back for what is being mined from the soil.
To improve Photosynthesis nutrients such as amino acids that provide nitrogen can be added, and phosphorus needed to build the high energy molecules called ATP in the mitochondria might need to be added, and nutritional calories containing stuff the microbes need as food should also be added.
In agriculture and urban horticulture, our mistake is viewing plants as something needing fertilizer, pulling nutrients from the soil. However, without plant roots, we cannot grow topsoil, or beneficial microbes, or the chemicals such as humics that are essential for healthy and productive soil.
Photosynthesis is all about the conversion of energy from the sun being collected by the plant, along with Carbon Dioxide, and turning it into the high-energy molecules of life called proteins, Fats, and Carbohydrates. These are the building blocks of energy needed by our plants and the Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria associated with the plant roots. However since agriculture and urban horticulture are ecosystems that we are constantly harvesting from, we must fortify something back for what is being mined from the soil.
To improve Photosynthesis nutrients such as amino acids that provide nitrogen can be added, and phosphorus needed to build the high energy molecules called ATP in the mitochondria might need to be added, and nutritional calories containing stuff the microbes need as food should also be added.
