Increase Crop Production: Principles of Natural Ecosystems

As a leading manufacturer and distributor of natural soil nutrition and liquid plant food products that enhance the effects of fertilizer and stimulate plant growth, Pro-Soil Ag Solutions, Inc. is driven by our mission to help farmers improve the health of their soils and the quality of the crops they raise.

The misuse and excessive use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides have of often adversely affected the environment and created many problems associated with a) food safety and quality and b) human and animal health. Consequently, there has been a growing interest in na­ture fanning and organic agriculture by consumers and environmentalists as pos­sible alternatives to chemical-based, con­ventional agriculture.

Agricultural systems which conform to the principles of natural ecosystems are now receiving a great deal of attention in both developed and developing coun­tries. A number of books and journals have recently been published which deal with many aspects of natural farming systems. New concepts such as alterna­tive agriculture, sustainable agriculture, soil quality, integrated pest management, integrated nutrient management and even beneficial microorganisms are being ex­plored by the agricultural research estab­lishment.

The use of mixed cultures of benefi­cial microorganisms as soil inoculants is based on the principles of natural ecosys­tems which are sustained by their con­stituents; that is, by the quality and quantity of their inhabitants and specific ecological parameters, i.e., the greater the diversity and number of the inhabitants, the higher the order of their interaction and the more stable the ecosystem. The mixed culture approach is simply an ef­fort to apply these principles to natural systems such as agricultural soils, and to shift the microbiological equilibrium in favor of increased plant growth, production and protection.

Our products improve soil health by stimulating and feeding native microbial life in the soil which creates a higher yielding crop. To learn more about how you can increase photosynthetic efficiencies, contact us today!