BiosaHerb Information Corn

Example of the difference with corn sown in "Biosa Soil" and at the neighbor's in untreated soil.

 

Root development of Thorkild Knudsen's, Give, corn and the neighbor's corn.

The only difference is the field boundary; the soil in both places is very light sandy soil, with sand drifting in the spring at the neighbor's.

The corn was sown on the same day at Thorkild's and the Neighbor's.

It is the same corn variety, sown by the same machinery contractor.

At Thorkild Knudsen's, there is no longer sand drifting.

Thorkild's fields have only received Biosa Microorganisms through cattle feeding and slurry; Biosa has not been sprayed on the fields.

According to the machinery contractor, they harvest the largest yields on Thorkild's fields, both grass and corn.

 

Example of the difference with corn sown in "Biosa Soil" and in untreated soil.

Udine, Italy - Stefano Cavallo Corn treated with 33 liters of BiosaHerb™ Environment per hectare in late April, mid-May, and late May 2005

Left, untreated corn – Right, BiosaHerb-treated corn

Left untreated – Right treated with BiosaHerb™Environment

Small root system – small cobs - Extensive root system – large cobs

 

Comparison - cornfield with and without BiosaHerb™

"Obsthof Schørlin" Southern Germany. Conventional farming

Cornfield fertilized with 180 kg N/ha July 2002 and no BiosaHerb™Environment

yielded 9 tons of kernels and had lodged

Cornfields receive 30 liters of BiosaHerb™Environment + 90 kg N/ha July 2002

yielded 12 tons of kernels harvested in December.