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Microbial Inoculants for Soil & Water Bioremediation Treatments used to Enhance Natural Microbial Processess in Agriculture or Degrade / Remove Industrial Pollutants such as Fuel Oils, Animal fats and others...

A helping Microbe for man made problems, whether they be big or small .....


.......... Let Nature's David sort out your Goliath problems

WATER & SOIL BIOREMEDIATION.

Microbes within the formulations, act to breakdown the chemcial compounds into simpler compounds, which can be environmentally disposed with ease. Soil or Water contaminated with Hydrocarbons, Isoprenoids, Terpenes, Methylene Chloride, DCE, TCE, Perchloroethylene, Phenols and related compounds can be remediated with the use of Microbial Inoculants. 

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SLUDGE, SEPTIC AND ANIMAL WASTE, GREASE TRAPS

Microbes within the formulations, act to degrade the "common" Organics, simple Carbohydrates, Animal and Vegetable fats & oils. Microbes also have the ability to oxidize hydrogen sulphide to less problematic compounds.

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PLANT GROWTH ENHANCEMENT; REDUCED FERTILIZER USE; SOIL HEALTH AND COMPOST ENHANCEMENT

Beneficial Microbes within the formulations, act to supplement naturally occuring microbes or augment microbes which may not be within the media being treated. This injection of numbers of beneficial Microbes, equate to a enhancement of the natural microbial processess which occurs within Soils and Composting Processess. Inoculums are purely "The Super Athletes" of the Microbial world, helping to Rejuvenate and Recycle efficiently, and timeously to achieve desired commercial outcomes.  Beneficial Microbes help solubilize mineral nutrients, aide nitrogen fixation, suppress pathogenic activity by outcompeting the unwanted bacteria, help in the reduction of compaction, breaks down organic matter, amongst many other advantages.  The economic applications allow improved productivity and sustainability of the soils, which translate to crop health and accrued long term benefits.

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