Would you like to speak with Victor Flores Spokesperson at Fitochem about how Fulvic acids and organic foliar fertilizers improve crops and soil fertility in an environmentally friendly manner?
Fitochem is a leading brand in producing and commercializing OMRI Certified organic environmentally friendly products. The company is committed to creating innovative organic products for plants, that benefit organic agriculture and the environment sustainably. The company recently released its Fulvi 75 foliar fertilizer solution composed of 78.92% fulvic acids in a micro granular presentation.
According to new research released by McKinsey, while 90% of U.S. farmers have an understanding of sustainable farming, the uptake of such practices remains low. The survey of nearly 500 farmers also found while three quarters (74%) had heard of on-farm renewable energy, only 13% have adopted it and only 7% are planning to adopt it in the next two years. Furthermore, 16% of farmers said they had not heard of biologicals, and 46% had not heard of biochar as a fertilizer.
The efficiency of the Next Gen of organic products in the agriculture process such as Fulvic acids and organic foliar fertilizers in soil fertility is extensively proven, as these achieve great advantages in concentration and composition, improving the plant’s health and increasing its fertility. It sustains health in the soil of the ecosystem, as it brings nutrients and conserves agricultural diversity. Mr Victor Flores can provide insights about:
● What is the Next Gen of Sustainable Practices in Organic Gardening and Agriculture Products?
● How does a high concentration of 78.92% fulvic acids in a micro granular form enhance soil fertility and plant health?
● Why Fulvic acids and organic foliar fertilizers increase fertility in the crops while remaining environmentally friendly.
● How does Fulvi 75 foliar fertilizer solution enrich the soil ecosystem, boost nutrient availability, and support agricultural diversity?
● How do Fitochem innovative products work in harmony with nature to yield healthier, more productive crops?
Please let me know if you would be interested in speaking with Victor Flores this or next week.
Best,
Marcelina