Quality over Quantity
We don't replace soil, we fix it
We don't replace soil, we fix it
We don't replace soil, we fix it
Our products and methods can improve soil's quality and fertility. Using our living microbes direct or liquefied will boost your soils' food chain
Eliminates worries
We don't replace soil, we fix it
We don't replace soil, we fix it
Moving soil can move weeds, pests and diseases to your lawns and gardens. Our process ensures these worries are eliminated
Saves money and time
We don't replace soil, we fix it
Saves money and time
No need to pay high trucking fees, rent equipment or spread for days
The Importance of microbes
It's a Microscopic Food Chain
They may not look like much but these microscopic creatures are hard at work. Fungi and bacteria (the 'good' kinds) attack soil aggregates (like sand) and ingest the nutrients within. This process pulls out naturally occurring nutrients which are locked in the soil and improves the soil quality (allowing move oxygen, better water retention, giving better texture, etc). But, now those nutrients are locked inside fungi and bacteria - bring in the predators!
Predators, which are mainly microscopic, feed on the fungi and bacteria releasing the nutrients freely into the soil. Because this process happens around roots (another part of the food chain), these nutrients are readily available for the plant to take up!
Diversity Is Important
Not all plants need the same nutrients just like not all animals can eat the same foods. This is why a healthy soil ecosystem contains multiple types of beneficial fungi, bacteria and predator microbes.
Our products are customized according to the crop you wish to grow.
Apple trees? - more fungi!
High THC cannabis? - more bacteria
A beautiful lawn? - 50/50
So Many Benefits
A diverse and healthy soil ecosystem can:
- Feed plants efficiently - no runoff pollution or plant burn
- Improve plant tolerance to pest, disease and drought
- Allow plants to grow deep, healthy roots - increase carbon sequestration!
- Improve soil texture and water retention
- Reduce invasive weeds
- Reduce or eliminate need for added nutrients
- Remove toxic or foreign chemicals spilled in soil
Our Process
It Starts With Diverted Waste
We start by collecting green waste from local businesses, farms and industry. Green waste includes restaurant prep waste, manure, fish waste and wood chips.
This process lowers business waste removal costs, lowers the impact on our local waste facility and provides an environmental option for industries without a waste outlet.
We are gathering our waste partners now to support our clients' needs. If your business may benefit from our waste diversion program, please contact us using the button below.
Compost Through A Microscope
The type of soil and crop determines our compost recipe. Some crops need more fungi (woody), more bacteria (leafy) or some need a higher predator count (fresh turned soil).
Our composting process is closely monitored and manipulated throughout a 72 hour process. Oxygen, temperature, moisture and microscopic health is monitored throughout this time to ensure top quality and dense microbe population for maximum benefit. In as little as 3 weeks, you'll have healthy, living soil, ready to apply to your garden or convert into a liquid for easier application and further reach.
Meet Our Smallest Employees
Each product has it's own process but usually we get our "will work for food" employees involved in some stage. Our red wrigglers help us to break our compost down further or their castings increase beneficial bacteria levels to combat anaerobic (low oxygen) 'bad microbes'.
We sell our castings and products containing castings fresh for maximum benefit - moisture and oxygen are important to keep the 'good microbes' alive and ready to populate your soil! Our worms are very happy with their high quality food and will leave us cocoons (worm eggs) which will hatch in your gardens to ensure you have a population of large predators.