by Jasmin Rojas | Dec 22, 2022 | Soil, Turf
The Good and The Not So Good! In the world as we know it today, and with all the conversations around climate change, there is one thing that is certain. Water is the most critical natural resources on this planet. Whether you believe in climate change or...
by Sam Pavlovich | Jun 30, 2020 | Ag, Soil
As the use of humic acids become more prevalent in agricultural, turf, environmental, home & garden and other applications, the prospective customer may well ask the question, “What is the difference in humic acid products?” Since Global Organics is...
by Sam Pavlovich | Jun 4, 2020 | Soil, Turf
Life in the Soil and Landscape An incredible diversity of organisms make up the soil food web. These organisms range in size from the tiniest one-celled bacteria, algae, fungi, and protozoa, to the most complex nematodes and microarthopods, to the visible earthworms,...
by Sam Pavlovich | Jun 4, 2020 | Soil
Throughout history man has expected nature to dispose of whatever material he has buried in the soil. Without the great digestive capacity of soil we would be up to our ears in organic matter. The natural digestive process converts organic matter to reusable and...
by Sam Pavlovich | Jun 4, 2020 | Ag, Soil
Improvement in crop growth obtained from crop and soil management practices is the result of increased activity of microbes in the vicinity of plant roots (the rhizosphere). There is still much unknown in the relationship of roots and microbes because of the...
by Sam Pavlovich | May 21, 2020 | Ag, Soil
The following research article, developed by BioFlora’s team at the Integrated Life Science Research Center, describes how soil structure and stability are critical factors for agricultural water management. Please share it with your PCA or call your BioLynceus®...
