Quality Soil Matters
Ready to see a difference on your farm?
Grow more crops faster, with less water needed!
Our LiveSoil Needs 60% less water to thrive.
Our LiveSoil revolutionary soil mix gives incredible results for farm growers, with increased soil organic matter, water holding capacity, soil aggregation and nutrition.
Harness our revolutionary LiveSoil mix and create a foundation to achieve greater productivity, economic security, and profitability through healthier soil. Our Healthy LiveSoil mix provides farms with benefits like improved crop yields, increased profitability, and better resilience to drought and floods. It enhances water infiltration and retention, reduces erosion and nutrient runoff, cycles nutrients more efficiently, and supports plant health by suppressing pests and diseases.
LiveSoil
Benefits For Crop Production
Higher yields: LiveSoil provides the necessary nutrients and water for crops to thrive, leading to increased yields.
Resilience: It helps crops withstand weather variability, such as drought or heavy rainfall, by improving water management.
Water management: LiveSoil acts like a sponge, holding water for plants and reducing surface runoff that can cause flooding and erosion.
Pest and disease resistance: LiveSoil contains beneficial organisms that help plants fight off pests and diseases, reducing the need for chemical inputs.
Better root growth: Our LiveSoil with good structure and moisture support better root development.
Increased profitability: By improving resource use efficiency, LiveSoil can increase profitability through higher yields with fewer inputs.
Reduced costs: Farmers see lower costs associated with irrigation,
fertilizer, and pest control.
Increased land value: LiveSoil contributes to the overall quality and value of the farmland itself.
Role of LiveSoil
in Farm Lands
Key Principles of Farmland Soil Health
Farmland soil health is the ability of soil to function as a living ecosystem that supports healthy crops. Our LiveSoil will increase crop yields, improve water quality, and reduce erosion. Healthy soil is vital for farm sustainability, with key indicators including good structure, adequate organic matter, and a diverse, thriving soil food web.
- Organic Matter: Adding organic matter improves soil structure and fertility.
- Maximize the presence of living roots: Ensure there are living roots in the soil as often as possible to reduce erosion and feed soil microbes.
- Soil Testing: Regularly testing the soil helps in understanding its needs for nutrients and its overall biological health.
- Increased crop yields and quality
- Improved water infiltration and groundwater recharge
- Reduced nutrient runoff into waterways
- Enhanced resilience to drought and other extreme weather events
