Properties of biohumates

The ecoBioGumates produced in BGU VRS reactors are a combination of natural bioactive ingredients derived from poultry manure, fermented naturally in sealed anaerobic (without oxygen access) bioreactors under strict temperature and pressure control (without the use of any chemical or mineral additives). They are of high quality and can be used as an organic fertiliser to improve crop yields and remediate contaminated areas.

It has been proven that EcoBioGumates significantly increase crop yields compared to the traditional use of inorganic fertilizers or other humates. This is because EcoBioGumates contain not only high concentrations of humic and fulvic acids, which stimulate plant growth, but also microorganisms necessary for plant growth, which increase nutrient uptake and enhance the activity of other soil microorganisms. EcoBioGumats also improve soil structure by increasing the formation of stable aggregates, resulting in better aeration, water infiltration and root penetration.

Studies have shown that EcoBioGumates can improve crop yields compared to conventional fertilizers. In addition, EcoBioGumates can reduce the need for mineral fertilizers and reduce the use of pesticides by 100%, which can lead to significant savings for farmers. The use of EcoBioGumates also removes the impact of conventional fertilizers on the environment by eliminating their runoff into water bodies.

EcoBioGumates can also help in the remediation of areas contaminated with petroleum products, heavy and radioactive metals, as well as saline soils. EcoBioGumats can also improve soil structure and water-holding capacity, which is very important for the remediation of contaminated soils.

The use of our EcoBioGumats has significant benefits for agriculture and the environment. EcoBioGumates can increase crop yields, reduce the need for fertilizers and improve soil health. The use of EcoBioGumats represents a sustainable and cost-effective approach to new generation agriculture, soil remediation and the preservation of natural ecology.

Increased Yield

Soil recultivation

Results of liquid fertiliser analyses by EcoBioHumates