Ecoharmony S.A.

Cost savings (labor costs, equipment, time, purchase of chemical fertilizers, insecticides, fungicides, irrigation, etc...) and revenue increase (new markets for BIO products, higher selling prices) should be key elements for the decision of using organic fertilizers.

Advantages:

• Increased production and improved quality grant the agricultor a better acceptation of its products and prices. The “BIO” label is easier to export, opens new markets and provides a strong competitive advantage in terms of quality related to inorganic products.

• Long lasting effects. Nutrients brought by biofertilizer application do not evaporate and leach out, since the organic matter binds to the soil particles where the roots have access to. Therefore fewer applications are required in the long term. Once a healthy soil balance is reach, it is easier and cheaper to maintain.

• No wasted product. Nutrients provided by biofertilizers stay in the soil until they are absorbed by the plant.

• An organic soil requires less watering, as it is naturally aerated by microorganisms living within, holding more water. Therefore, it helps save time and cost in water irrigation.

• Liquid biofertilizers are very adaptable to application methods. They can be applied foliary to the leaves through sprayers, drip irrigation, root injection system, soil drench, etc…
  

• Liquid biofertilizers can often be applied at the same time with other products. This multiple products mix can save time, labor costs, wearing and application equipments.
  

• Allow savings in other chemical fertilizers without productivity decrease.
  

• No danger of over-application.

• Act as a soft insecticide and fungicide.