We worked with a local community garden to provide nutritional support to the young fig tree saplings. After only three applications of our biologically active compost extract, the saplings showed active new growth.

On the picture, left side - three saplings before applications; right side - three corresponding saplings after compost extract applications.

One side of the trial plot received mineral amendments only (left), another side received same mineral amendments regimen plus weekly applications of biologically active compost extract for 1 month (right). The strip in the middle did not receive any treatment, except for watering (“Control”).

A site assessment was performed during which soil compaction was tested and soil samples were collected and further tested for microbiological and mineral content. Soil restoration action plan was developed based on the assessment results and recommendations.

Johnson-Su Bioreactor was installed at a small local farm to create a source of fungal-dominated compost on site. The finished product had a high fungi-to-bacteria ratio (10:1) which is a great product to apply in an orchard.

This grapefruit tree was showing signs of nutritional deficiencies and stress after a previous winter freeze damage.

Over the course of several months, it received several applications of compost tea and extract to activate microbial nutrient cycling and defense against pathogens, mineral foliar sprays along with some chicken manure incorporated at the drip line for additional nutritional boost.