Composting is one of the tradition avenues many growers take when seeking to increase soil microbe activity.
Hilary Noonan outfitted her truck to haul the equipment needed to brew biological amendments for customers of her Kansas City, Missouri-based business, Syntax Land Design, LLC. Her spray rig (foreground of photo) attaches to the brew tank in the bed of the truck for on-the-go applications.
A closeup of compost tea, a method of improving soil fertility that has grown in popularity in recent years
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This lawn in Kansas City, Missouri was treated with Noonan’s specialty compost tea brew for two years. The homeowners re-seeded and top-dressed the lawn with compost, and there were no fertilizers, herbicides or pesticides used throughout the process.
MicroBIOMETER is a tool to test microbial biomass and fungal:bacterial ratio (F:B), helping evaluate biological amendments before investing money and crop.
