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Soil Enhancer
Research at the Biological Husbandry unit at Lincoln University showed excellent results with Soil Enhancer incorporated into potting mix [use at around 5% by volume] , added to greenhouse soils and used in the fields.
Treated plants grew larger, faster with improved yields and increased photosynthetic capacity.
| Comparison
of Soil Enhancer with Traditional Compost |
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| Soil
Enhancer |
Traditonal
Compost |
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| Process
of Breakdown |
Fermentatiom |
Decomposition |
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Energy
Loss |
Low |
High |
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| Microbes
Population |
Excellent |
Good |
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Typical Analysis – Soil Enhancer
| Total Carbon % | 38.5 |
| Total Nitrogen % | 1.79 |
| C/N Ratio | 22 |
| Organic matter % | 66.4 |
| Dry Matter % | 44.1 |
| Total Phosphorus mg/kg | 6750 |
| Total Sulphur mg/kg | 1600 |
| Total potassium mg/kg | 8070 |
| Total Calcium mg/kg | 14400 |
| Total Magnesium mg/kg | 1410 |
| Total Sodium mg/kg | 2110 |
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