The World's First 100% Natural Fertilizer
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What We Do
Plant Nutrition Technologies is dedicated to using the latest knowledge of how nature’s cycle of life works. We use this information to supplement that cycle for the benefit of the farmer, the crop, the land and the consumer. We supply all natural micro-nutrient products as a replacement for synthetic fertilizers. Agriculture is a very ancient technology and has come a long way from just crop rotation and letting the land lay fallow.
100% Natural Fertilizer Solutions
For Commercial & Residential Growers
A Better Yield, A Better Planet
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Recent Education Articles
What Organic Nutrient Sources Can We Use?
This document contains part of the answer to the question, "how do we get organic nutrients into our soil?" This explores the bacterial and fungal relationships with organic matter, and how that builds the necessary nutrients over time. While it focuses heavily on...
Possible Breakthroughs, Rockdust and Bio-Fertilizers
This document is an in depth review of rock dust and the effects it has on various crop types. It also illustrates the impact of rock dust use on various others factors such as water, energy, productivity, and climate change. Additionally it provides a simple overview...
Organic: A Bright Spot for Farms, Food and the Future
Organics is one of the fastest growing segments of American agriculture and consumer demand for organic products continue to rise.
Degraded Soils and Food Shortages
This document explores the overuse of chemical fertilizers and man-made soil erosion. It explains how this has depleted soils and destroyed farmable land all over the world. The recommendation is to return to organic farming practices, and it explains how these practices can feed the world going forward. This document also includes an exploration of how beneficial bacteria interact with soil and plants creating healthier crops and higher yields.
Eighty-Year Decline in Mineral Content of One Medium Apple
The following document illustrates the decline of certain essential nutrients over many decades.