Agriox is an innovative solution that is designed to improve soil conditions while promoting ecological sustainability. This groundbreaking time-released aerobic aeration conditioning product targets both soil and moisture content, providing essential oxygen to microorganisms residing within the soil. By doing so, Agriox boosts overall soil health and fosters a more sustainable environment for agricultural growth.

Slow-release oxygenation of soil

Unlike conventional aerobic conditioning products that release oxygen rapidly into the soil, Agriox’s SoilOxygen.com time-release process ensures a steady and continuous supply of oxygen over an extended period of time. This is incredibly beneficial for the soil’s resident microorganisms as it allows them to utilize the oxygen more efficiently, thus promoting their overall health and well-being.

The benefits of Agriox’s slow-release oxygen extend far beyond the soil’s microorganisms, as it contributes directly to the overall health of the soil. Healthy, oxygen-rich soil fosters improved root development and nutrient uptake. It is also less prone to compaction and erosion, making it more resilient and able to support a diverse range of plant life. This promotes a healthier and more sustainable agricultural ecosystem, which has numerous advantages for both farmers and the environment alike.

In an era where the use of harmful chemicals in agricultural practices is becoming increasingly concerning, Agriox provides a greener and cost-effective alternative. By improving soil health and promoting a diverse range of microorganisms, Agriox can help reduce the amount of chemical fertilizers, fungicides, and pesticides required in crop cultivation. This not only minimizes the environmental impact of farming but also reduces the financial strain on farmers.

Another crucial aspect of Agriox’s role in an environmentally sustainable future is its ability to remediate soil that has experienced oxygen depletion over time. When soil becomes depleted of oxygen, it is unable to properly support plant life, resulting in lower crop yields and decreased agricultural productivity. Agriox’s introduction of oxygen into the soil helps to reverse this process, reinvigorating and restoring the soil’s ability to sustain life.

In conclusion, Agriox is an environmentally proactive solution that revolutionizes the way we approach soil health and agricultural sustainability. Through its unique time-release delivery of oxygen, it cultivates an ecological balance between plants, microorganisms, and soil to provide an efficient and cost-effective alternative to traditional chemical-based farming methods. By embracing Agriox, we can embark on a brighter and more sustainable future for both agriculture and our environment.

Plant & Soil Doctor Talks Benefits of Humic Acid & Organic Solutions

As challenges related to fertilizers increase, more people are looking for solutions and alternatives. From fertilizer shortages to nutrient pollution in water, Kerry Johnson, who holds a PhD in horticulture and a PhD in Agronomy, among other degrees, shares ways we can mitigate some of those growing challenges, whether from our home lawn, garden, golf course or farm.

“As I may expound on things, like soil structures, a home gardener will say, ‘Great, Doc. But, how does that apply to me, here in the garden?’” 

Horizon adds more Geoponics products to their landscape supply line just in time for summer. Several of these summer landscape supplies are ideal for overcoming drought and water restrictions. They are products for lawns, gardens and sport fields.

We are now starting seeds received by UF/IFAS in their encouragement of community gardening. About 10 days ago, we picked up our free seed packets from our local Extension Office. Today, we are setting out to germinate the seeds. The seed varieties we are starting are cherry tomatoes, bell peppers and Italian eggplant.

Propagating and Organic Fertilizer for Fruit Trees

Gardening with Geoponics got interesting this week when we branched out to explore expert tips about propagating fruit trees. We learned how easy and quick it is to propagate many fruit trees using the air layer method. And, we swapped organic fertilizer tips with other expert growers.

Today, we got our Extension Office seeds.

When we learned that nearly 60 University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences extension offices across the state were offering seeds to promote community gardening, we were immediately excited to participate.

We hope you’ll get your seeds and follow along. We will share the growing process with you, each step of the way.

There are extension offices like this across the U.S. that offer similar ways to support growers– whether farmers, community gardeners, agricultural professionals or simply a home gardener.

Duration Soil Surfactant & SoilPlex Humic Acids Provide Perfect Combo for Improving Water Management

Geoponics offers two products that when combined add a perfect combination for optimal water management this spring and summer. Duration is a soil surfactant and wetting agent. SoilPlex provides humic and fulvic acids. Together, these two products optimize the benefits of the other, while improving nutrient uptake, water holding capacity, oxygen balance, pH balance and so much more. Best of all, they are very affordable.

Duration and SoilPlex are ideal for improving turfgrass conditions this spring and summer during drought and/or high winds. Increase the grass’s tolerance to drought and provide improved soil conditions.

What are your plans for Earth Day?

Geoponics isn’t just our company. It is an Earth-based science. It’s about growing in the soil. So for us, every day really is Earth Day. Still, we have plans to make it special and have ideas to share with you.

Geoponics introduces its newest product available now, Grizzly Palm Mix. This micronutrient fertilizer is ideal for palm trees and other ornamentals. This prevents yellowing, browning and curling of palm leaves. Grizzly Palm Mix corrects the nutrient deficiencies that lead to these and other permanent injuries to palms.

Tips for Gardening with Rabbits

Easter weekend is upon us and wouldn’t you know, we found a bunny hutch in a garden. Bunny hutches are interesting because sometimes they don’t look like much at all.

But this Easter Bunny has clearly hopped out of his hutch, leaving a small empty hole – and some fur – behind.