Become climate resilient and increase your profitability
We focus on:
- Increased water retention
- reduced mineral fertilizer use
- increased fertility of soil
- sustainable husbandry
Symbiotic Agriculture Focus Areas
Planting fruit trees with more success
Since two years we perform tests with planting of almond trees, which even amazed farmers who are farming almonds for generations.
First evaluations of our methods indicate faster growth leading to earlier fruit production, trees are getting taller, show a more solid growth and develop larger leaves, which indicate increased fruit production.
This is achieved with organic soil amendments only.
Organic Soil Amendments
We drive composting operations and produce a new range of organic soil amendments with up to 10 different ingredients, which are individually designed for special applications.
Our amendments are able to minimize or even replace the use of mineral fertilizers. It results in a higher water retention capacity of the soil, increased fertility (soil organic matter), it eliminates nutritional run-offs, which keeps the water bodies clean, and at the same time it increases the profits per acre for the farmer.
Do a test at your farm and see for yourself.
Symbiotic Agriculture and Biochar
Pyrolysis & Biochar
Pyrolysis is the gasification of biomass, resulting in three product outputs: biochar, electricity and heat.
With these outputs, we are able to supply indoor operations and attached businesses and homes with warm water and 24/7 electricity via a REMU (Renewable Energy Micro Utility). We can sell biochar and/or utilize it for our soil amendment production and as a livestock feed additive.
Biochar Calculator
The Biochar Calculator is a tool that shows what costs and benefits you will have when you purchase and use biochar in your specific case.
The Biochar Calculator is an Internet tool that allows any farmer, gardener, public administration or any private person to calculate their needs of a biochar project, costs, economic and environmental profits (expressed in CO2 and $) and thus provide a realistic forecast of their biochar projects in terms of economic and environmental output.