Are You Leaving a Leagacy to Earth!
MYCOR-GOLD Bat Guano
MYCOR-GOLD is a blend of Mexican Free-Tailed Bat Guano and Micronoc. By adding the beneficial microorganisms to bat guano, customers will see additional benefits of nitrogen in the soil. We welcome your comments about using MYCRO-GOLD.
MICRONOC Fertilizer – Made in the USA!
Sustainability for the farmer is becoming an issue that will have an impact on the world. However, farms are at risk of loosing the most valuable asset, their land. For years farmers have been using ag products that leave a lasting footprint in the ecosystem. Products designed to either erraticate pests, week control, or add beneficial nutrients to the soil. Nevertheless, the foot print is becomming a larger and larger with every application. At what point does a farmer have to adapt to change and seek alternative solutions?
For years Micronoc Fertilizer has been in production to add life back to the soil (life in a litteral sense). Micronoc is a mixture of microbes that Alfred Reynolds invented over 36 years ago. With the assistance of soil microbiologist, Dr. Harold Reese, he was able to develop a propriatary formula of microorgansms and mediums needed in the soil. Micronoc is a pioneer product in the biotechnology industry.
In recent months, many articles have been published from various sources regarding USDA’s researcher, Dr. Robert Kremer. In and article from Reuters, Carey Gillam states; “recent findings of Kremer and other agricultureal scientists are raising fresh concerns about Monsanto’s products and the Washington agencies that oversee them. The same seed and chemicals spread across millions of acres of U.S. farmland could be creating unforseen problems in the plants and soil, this body of research shows” (Gillam, 2010). There are benefits to using products for agricultual production however, the soil for a farmer is the lifeblood of the world. Micronoc sustains the lifeblood with what is natural to the soil. This product works.
Side by Side of Cotton
Sustainability and production are possible using alternative products and by decreasing the amount of chemicals used to protect the crop. In the photo to the left, you can see the difference in using MICRONOC over an untreated crop just feet away. Under identical conditions, the visibale difference speaks for itself.
Increased Yield
This visual is from provided by a farmer in West Texas that wanted to improve his farming system. He was interested in finding alternatives that support sustainability of the soil. Being proactive, he increased his yield and doing his part to sustain the legacy his grandfather and father left him.
Your legacy is important to the life of our country and the world. Contact Legacy Earth and Organics to discuss your farming system and ask about MICRONOC.
Crop Using Micronoc - Before Harvest
Gillam, C. (2010, April 13). Special Report: Are regulators dropping the ball on biocrops?. Reuters. Retrieved
from http://www.reuters.com/assets/print?aid=USTRE63C2AJ20100413
THE WORLD’S SUSTANABILITY STARTS ON THE FARM!
The population of the world is expected to increase by 64.6% by the year 2050. The demand for production will depend on the earth’s soil to produce foods and fibers to feed and clothe the population of the planet. Sustainability today means making a change to your current farming system. Studies show that current use of popular chemicals produced by large chemical companies are depleting the soil’s delicate Eco system of living microbes. According to USDA researcher, Dr. Robert J. Kremer (University of Missouri) extended use of “glyphosate, the key ingredient in Monsanto’s Roundup and the most widely used weed-killer in the world” (Gilliam, 2010) is contributing to the depletion of beneficial-soil-microorganisms.
How will farming sustain human life, if the microscopic life in the soil is no longer contributing to the cycle of life? At times we often overlook what we cannot see. Our banner product MICRONOC has been produced for over 36 years to help farmers improve their faming system. Contact us today if your farming system needs an update!
Gillam, C. (2010, April 13). Special Report: Are regulators dropping the ball on biocrops?. Reuters. Retrieved from http://www.reuters.com/assets/print?aid=USTRE63C2AJ20100413
Microbial fertilizer will be the business development focus – microbial fertilizer
Microbial fertilizer will be the business development focus – microbial fertilizer, fertilizers – ch.
Another source of information supporting the fact that farms need to incorporate biotechnology into their farming system.
MYCOR-GOLD Bat Guano
MYCOR-GOLD is a blend of Mexican Free-Tailed Bat Guano and Micronoc. By adding the beneficial microorganisms to bat guano, customers will see additional benefits of nitrogen in the soil. We welcome your comments about using MYCRO-GOLD.
MICRONOC Fertilizer – Made in the USA!
Sustainability for the farmer is becoming an issue that will have an impact on the world. However, farms are at risk of loosing the most valuable asset, their land. For years farmers have been using ag products that leave a lasting footprint in the ecosystem. Products designed to either erraticate pests, week control, or add beneficial nutrients to the soil. Nevertheless, the foot print is becomming a larger and larger with every application. At what point does a farmer have to adapt to change and seek alternative solutions?
For years Micronoc Fertilizer has been in production to add life back to the soil (life in a litteral sense). Micronoc is a mixture of microbes that Alfred Reynolds invented over 36 years ago. With the assistance of soil microbiologist, Dr. Harold Reese, he was able to develop a propriatary formula of microorgansms and mediums needed in the soil. Micronoc is a pioneer product in the biotechnology industry.
In recent months, many articles have been published from various sources regarding USDA’s researcher, Dr. Robert Kremer. In and article from Reuters, Carey Gillam states; “recent findings of Kremer and other agricultureal scientists are raising fresh concerns about Monsanto’s products and the Washington agencies that oversee them. The same seed and chemicals spread across millions of acres of U.S. farmland could be creating unforseen problems in the plants and soil, this body of research shows” (Gillam, 2010). There are benefits to using products for agricultual production however, the soil for a farmer is the lifeblood of the world. Micronoc sustains the lifeblood with what is natural to the soil. This product works.
Side by Side of Cotton
Sustainability and production are possible using alternative products and by decreasing the amount of chemicals used to protect the crop. In the photo to the left, you can see the difference in using MICRONOC over an untreated crop just feet away. Under identical conditions, the visibale difference speaks for itself.
Increased Yield
This visual is from provided by a farmer in West Texas that wanted to improve his farming system. He was interested in finding alternatives that support sustainability of the soil. Being proactive, he increased his yield and doing his part to sustain the legacy his grandfather and father left him.
Your legacy is important to the life of our country and the world. Contact Legacy Earth and Organics to discuss your farming system and ask about MICRONOC.
Crop Using Micronoc - Before Harvest
Gillam, C. (2010, April 13). Special Report: Are regulators dropping the ball on biocrops?. Reuters. Retrieved
from http://www.reuters.com/assets/print?aid=USTRE63C2AJ20100413
THE WORLD’S SUSTANABILITY STARTS ON THE FARM!
The population of the world is expected to increase by 64.6% by the year 2050. The demand for production will depend on the earth’s soil to produce foods and fibers to feed and clothe the population of the planet. Sustainability today means making a change to your current farming system. Studies show that current use of popular chemicals produced by large chemical companies are depleting the soil’s delicate Eco system of living microbes. According to USDA researcher, Dr. Robert J. Kremer (University of Missouri) extended use of “glyphosate, the key ingredient in Monsanto’s Roundup and the most widely used weed-killer in the world” (Gilliam, 2010) is contributing to the depletion of beneficial-soil-microorganisms.
How will farming sustain human life, if the microscopic life in the soil is no longer contributing to the cycle of life? At times we often overlook what we cannot see. Our banner product MICRONOC has been produced for over 36 years to help farmers improve their faming system. Contact us today if your farming system needs an update!
Gillam, C. (2010, April 13). Special Report: Are regulators dropping the ball on biocrops?. Reuters. Retrieved from http://www.reuters.com/assets/print?aid=USTRE63C2AJ20100413
