Bacteriosol

Agronomic Benefits
Optimises fertilisation management
Nutritional qualities of production
Increased resistance to drought and disease
Better rooting (deeper and denser) and thereby plant uptake of nutrients
Improved soil structure: more aerated and porous
Erosion reduction
Balances the natural pH of the soil

Applied to the ground, Bactériosol recycles the mineral elements not absorbed by the plants and rapidly increases the humus content of the soil. It boosts soil fertility by allowing the soil to release its natural nutritive potential, and restores all the necessary elements for good plant growth. With Bactériosol, inputs can be sharply reduced, profit margins improved, and self-sufficiency and yields increased.
This one-of-a-kind technology focuses on "life" and beneficially impacts soil health and life. It structures and balances the soil, makes it less compacted, increases its porosity, regulates its pH and creates an environment conducive to fauna development and activity. It thereby promotes a positive "soil-plant" relationship, reflected in higher nutritive quality of plant and animal production, plus the added benefit of the creation of powerful "carbon traps".
Additional Bacteriosol Benefits
Profitability & Self-Sufficiency
Replaces all mineral and organic fertilisation
Reduces use of phytosanitary products
Improves yields and quality
Higher-quality forage
Economical
Improved margins per ha
Improved margins per livestock unit
Increased gross operating profit
Sustainability of soil capital
Reduces or eliminates nitrogen-based fertilisation
Eliminates the need for conventional fertilisation and any form of calcic amendments. (P and K)
Because the soil is easier to plough, less fuel consumption.
Higher-quality products
Environmental
An effective response to new agro-environmental standards
Reduction in pollutants and thus improved soil quality
Water savings and reduced irrigation
Reduced losses through leaching of soluble elements including nitrates
Carbon storage and reduction in greenhouse gas emissions
