Soil Remediation
Our proprietary blends will clean up your soil and have it productive in no time.
Case Studies and Articles
Wastewater Reuse, The Impact on the Environment
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...
Why All Humic Acids Are Not Created Equal
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 large provider...
Soil Biology
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,...
Soil Bioremediation
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...
Soil Microbes and Nutrient Uptake
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...
Soil, Microbes and Water Management
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®...
Webinar – The Soil Food Web
https://youtu.be/wZOSwgMQKmE Resident expert, Mark Sembach, discusses how BioLynceus® provides organic, sustainable programs to help build the soil food web.
Revegetating Mine Waste Using Bioaugmentation
Revegetation is a powerful tool used to retain mine drainage and stabilize waste rock piles after mining activities. However, promoting plant growth on mine waste rock pilescan be challenging. These environments typically have limited topsoil development and steep...
Blowout of Hydrocarbon and Brine
In 2012, the United States Forest Service began utilizing BioLynceus® treatment protocols for a parcel of land that was affected by a well blowout containing hydrocarbon, brine and heavy metals. In addition to the area directly adjacent to the well, wind carried these...
Healthy Soils Produce Healthy Plants
As an environmental consultant for the last 26 years, I have learned many things about our soils and water. One of the many has been the necessity of creating living ecosystems within our soil structures and waterways. Whether you are growing grass in your yard or for...
Treating Anaerobic Soils
When the soil environment is contaminated it can create an area known as “black layer.” We see this often in turf grass, where the tendency is to over-water the top of the plant, making the soil unhealthy with an anaerobic area.
How to Develop Healthy Root Zones Through Good Soil Management
There is still much unknown in the relationship of roots and microbes because of the complexity of this symbiotic relationship.
Revegetation and Plant Development In Disturbed Terrain
In disturbed or mined lands needing erosion control and reclamation/revegetation, conditions are often far from ideal for seed germination and plant growth. The chemical, physical and biological properties of disturbed soil and mine tailings are often limited in their...
Copper Tailing Revegetation
Disturbed soil environments are especially harsh for rebalancing the soil. In our applications we have successfully remediated mining tailings, road projects, and disturbed soils. We have brought deteriorated soils back to vital environments with soil enhancing...
How to Clean Soil Containing Toxic Petroleum Compounds
BioLynceus™ is committed to discover natural processes enhanced by organic-based products to reduce pollution and contamination effectively and economically.
Soil Conditioning – Improving the Soil Food Web
In disturbed soils needing hydrocarbon mitigation and reclamation/revegetation, conditions are often far from ideal for seed germination and plant growth. The chemical, physical and biological properties of disturbed soil are often limited in their ability to...
Soil Conservation That Works
Soil Conservation is the name given to a handful of techniques aimed at preserving the soil. Soil loss and loss of soil fertility can be traced back to a number of causes including over-use, erosion, salinization and chemical contamination. Unsustainable subsistence...