How our ‘Disruptive Technology’ Changes Things
- Reduced use of petro-chemically derived commercial fertilizers – or the adoption of Organics
- Reduced irrigation demands on streams, rivers, lakes and vanishing aquifers
- Reduced use of agrichemical pesticides, fungicides and herbicides
- Reduced leaching of excess nutrients from croplands and landscapes into streams and ground water
- Reduced storm runoff of highly reactive agrichemical nutrients into downstream watersheds
- Endomycorrhizal hyphae deposit Glomalin in soils – aggregating dense clay strata into granules - building new soil
- The mycorrhizal benefit equation is most pronounced in arid, mineral soil regions
- An essential tool in Organic Food Production – improves productivity of greenbelt lands
- Mycorrhizal fungi sequester megatons of atmospheric CO² in soil (a massive carbon sink)
- Mycorrhizal activity breaks down and solubilizes nutrients bound in synthetic soil toxins
- Mycorrhizal symbiosis gives plants access to soil water unavailable to roots alone