sustainability

Sustainability in Agriculture

While conventional agricultural practices are a leading cause of climate impact, restoring soil health and boosting its natural ability to draw down atmospheric carbon can have an immediate and potent net-positive impact on climate.

Regenerative Alternative to Conventional Fertilizer

When synthetic fertilizers are over-applied it alters the soil’s natural balance by creating too high of a salt concentration. This can create an environment where beneficial microorganisms are unable to survive. The result? Dead soil.

The Solution

Bring life back to your soil with Replenish Nutrients

No Leaching or Volatilization

Our fertilizer stays where you put it so the plant can access it when it needs it most, instead of flushing downstream in the next rain.

Low Salt Content

Our products have a low salt load making sure your soil stays balanced and in optimal condition to grow plants.

Build Organic Matter

Organic matter is critical to soil health as it increases microbial activity, balances pH and improves soil structure.

4R Nutrient Stewardship

The fertilizer industry established the 4R Nutrient stewardship guidelines to promote optimal nutrient use efficiency and environmentally sustainable use of fertilizer.

Applying the Right Source of nutrients, at the Right Rate, at the Right Time, and in the Right Place, producers can limit fertilizer overuse and environmental risks.

Our regenerative fertilizers feed the soil microbes to improve plant nutrient uptake and then leverage the soil’s own biology to activate and release nutrients at the right time during the growing season, thereby naturally supporting the 4R protocols.

PROTECT WATERSHEDS ​

Nearly two thirds of applied nitrogen and half of applied phosphorous is not used by our crops. The excess runs off into rivers, lakes, and natural environments, causing overstimulation of the growth of aquatic plants and algae blooms. Our products slowly release nutrients throughout the growing season which reduces fertilizer run-off.