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Research
MultiFIX™ is heavily based on Microbiology and how our product affects microbiomes in the soil. MultiFIX™ increases the health and productivity of Microbiomes through providing the plant nutrients.
Application Guide
Learn how to apply MultiFIX® to your crop so you can start maximizing your crop health and yield now!
Research Articles
The Science Behind MultiFIX®
Why pay attention to soil microbes? Because your soil may be depleted due to years of adding fertilizers and not reviving the dormant microbe population in the soil.
Adding Microbes to Soil: Native or Non-Indigenous?
There is some debate among growers over whether or not to introduce non-indigenous microbes, or to simply feed the microbes, the native microorganisms, already present in the soil.
Soil Microbes and Plant Growth
Why pay attention to soil microbes? Because your soil may be depleted due to years of adding fertilizers, but not reviving the dormant microbe population in the soil.
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The Science Behind MultiFIX®
Why pay attention to soil microbes? Because your soil may be depleted due to years of adding fertilizers and not reviving the dormant microbe population in the soil.
Saving Water on Pistachio Trees
What if you could be saving water plus have rapidly-growing trees? “From a calculation perspective, I’m only putting about 12 gallons per tree per week”.
MultiFIX™ Customer Comments
Whether your farm is 40 acres or 15,000 acres, we know that is the most important soil in the world to you. Over the years, we have received hundreds of positive MultiFIX customer comments from satisfied growers.
Adding Microbes to Soil: Native or Non-Indigenous?
There is some debate among growers over whether or not to introduce non-indigenous microbes, or to simply feed the microbes, the native microorganisms, already present in the soil.
Soil Microbes and Plant Growth
Why pay attention to soil microbes? Because your soil may be depleted due to years of adding fertilizers, but not reviving the dormant microbe population in the soil.
Soil Science
Soil analysis can be broken down into 3 different factors. Soil pH, color, and conditions can all contribute to increasing crop yield and quality.
