Microlife Red: gives life to dirt, turning it into soil

Microlife Red adds life to soil for planting, sowing and plant propagation preparation, actively boosting the biomass of soil nitrate and carbon producing organisms to increase the organic CARBON levels

Boosts biological diversity; contains lacto-bacillus bacteria, mycorrhiza spores, fungi & algae necessary for natural control of pathogenic organisms & to filter and degrade pollutants. Sequesters Atmospheric Carbon by increasing organic humus levels (soil carbon), giving a fourfold increase in water retention and increased plant resistance to disease, pests, and drought. Restores pH balance allowing greater root growth and root/micro-flora & fauna “life swapping”. Unlocks soil nutrients for better plant assimilation and increased soil, “plant-available” nutrient holding capacity. Improves soil tilth & helps remove hardpans improving implement penetration & creating deeper more farmable soil. Reduces the need for chemical inputs and can eliminate some altogether. Offers a non-toxic alternative buffer if chemicals are initially needed in programs & detoxifies the harmful side effects from chemicals to the soil’s life energy managers – the micro flora and fauna.

Our experience has shown that using Microlife results in an overall input-cost saving for a primary producer who traditionally uses chemicals and fertilisers. Microlife - Plant, animal and human health are the beneficiaries.

Added Benefits of Microlife RED • REGENERATES SOIL HUMUS AND CARBON COMPOUND LEVELS Raises soil's ability to hold moisture, increasing draught tolerance, easing soil tilth management practices • BALANCES SOIL BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY Reduces soil pathogens and plant diseases, resulting in healthy soils and plants • FACILITATES SOIL ph balance Raises the base nutrients and CEC capacity, facilitating plant nutrient uptake • Rearranges molecular soil elements Produces a base for the biological transmutation of one element to another when abundant or shortfalls of elements occur and need balancing

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